trying to bleed abs block and.one solenoid is stuck.
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I was cycling through trying to bleed me brakes bit one of the solenoids or.whatever is in the abs block will not pulse . Is their a solution to stick it or should I just replace the block
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This has been covered before. The search button works (most of the time). Check this link, starting at post #33 - https://ls1tech.com/forums/suspensio...s-tcs-car.html
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Thanks for your input and I'm sorry I didn't read every thread on in but I know how to blead it . We were cycling it with a snap on scanner to lead the block . But one of the solenoids would not cycle. And when I backed up and.hit the brakes 3 of them locked up .
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Have you tried unplugging/unbolting the EBCM and bolting it back on again? Doubt it'd do anything, but it's worth a shot. You'd need to find a company that rebuilds EBCMs I think. There are more than a few out there since GM used the same or similar EBCM in most of their trucks and cars... And they are all prone to failure of some sort. Do a search here and you should find a few companies.
Electronic Brake Control Module EBCM ABS broken company
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Electronic Brake Control Module EBCM ABS broken company
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