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Ok, this pertains to a 95 Dakota....OBDI system. ABS light came on and couldn't find out why and since I didn't like the way the ABS acts anyways, I just disconnected the ABS module in the right side foot well. Rear wheels still have braking and the light went out and no more pedal pulsation crap. And yup, I know ODBII came out in 96 but don't know how long that lasted.
 
I left the dealership in 03, so wiring issues with those wasn't a common thing yet. But I did have a guy come by not long ago , and there was definitely a problem with the wiring at the computer. Either within the connector, or broken wires behind the terminal. If you put pressure on the loom it would run.
Just throwing it out there as that's the only thing you messed with. By the sounds of it
 
it drives and stops fine, I'm tempted to just remove the bulb and leave the fuse out

I read some crap about disconnect battery, hold foot on brake for 30 seconds, reconnect....... I'll try anything :rolleyes:
 
It should self test at every ign cycle.
 
I am a former dealer tech from 86 to 2020 ? Can you make a video of the flashing light and beeping ?
Is your abs system rwal or 4wabs .
Ill have a lot more questions as we go.

Hell yeah...... later today! :D
 
I am a former dealer tech from 86 to 2020 ? Can you make a video of the flashing light and beeping ?
Is your abs system rwal or 4wabs .
Ill have a lot more questions as we go.

lmao...... you might want some popcorn :popcorn2:

 
lmao...... you might want some popcorn :popcorn2:


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Have you tried driving it yet. Three run cycles and it may go away on its own.
Old, old Chrysler tech. Dropped out in 74 but still play with the stuff. Disconnecting the battery cables and clamping them together for 15 - 30 minutes should kill the ecu internal battery and reset the system.
 
Hem , so here is one thing to try .
Hold the trip reset down then turn the key on and release trip button and cluster should go through a self check routine .last about 15 seconds .
Also as someone suggested what is called a capacitive discharge .
Remove the battery neg terminal and touch or use a small jumper wire to the positive terminal for about 30 sec .
The try again.
Do both vehicles have the same abs systems or is one non abs and the other abs?
 
thanks..... I will try all the above

I been so busy with other BS. I haven't tried anything....... fuse is still out to nix the chime, and it runs and drives fine... I will follow up shortly
 
Many of these older vehicles ABS issues go back to the module itself. The solder joints get weak and crack. I've fixed a couple myself by opening up the module and resoldering everything. But a computer or scan tool definitely will tell you if it's a module issue or not before you go that far.
 
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