The abs light on my 97 Acura 3.0 CL sometimes will stay on. So, I had dealer run diagnostic and they said it was a leak between the accumulator and modulator. I am an old time mechanic and hot rodder that's done a lot of engine/transmission and suspension work in my time but I have not worked on abs systems. I did some research on google and found that there is an O-ring between the accumulator and modulator. I would like to replace this part. How difficult is this work? Are there any special tools needed? Thank you.
abs light issue
May 31, 2007
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You need to tell us the actual CODES from the work order. All else is speculation. The interpretation isn't what you paid for.
'Curly'
The diagnotic trouble code is 1-8. Could this be an abs sensor code and not a high pressure code. Thank you.
Try this site - I used him on my 1998 Volvo and it was fast, cheap, and effective...
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If this guy doesn't fix Acura ABS someone iwll. Usually it is a heatsink that needs to be resoldered on the module?
Also, you can ask this guy questions...
Good Luck, Darren
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