F-15 rear ABS
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I was afraid you were going to say that.... is the amber/yellow light on or the red light or both? If it is amber ABS light see below...
I am a service Engineer for Ford but am obviously not at work for the weekend. Let me see if I can remember fuse numbers/locations off the top of my head.
1. The RABS module used on this vehicle "blinks" codes. The procedure is below....
-You have to turn the ignition key on, unplug RABS diagnostic connector and jump the RABS module feed side of the harness to ground. This will throw the module into a "flash out" mode. The RABS indicator on the dash will flash a series of flashes. Get the code and post it up and I will tell you what it means. Now for a couple technicalities---
1. The RABS diag connector should be located in the driver fron kick-panel area. near the main wire pass-through at the bulkhead.
2. If you can't find the connector you can pull fuse 13? (I think it's 13, can verify monday) and jump the load side to ground with the key on.
3. The key has to be on before disconnecting the diag connector or removing the fuse. The reason is that connector / fuse provide the "keep alive memory" (KAM) to the module. The module has to see a key on signal (through different fuse going hot) along with the keep alive voltage feed and then see a loss of the KAM in order to go into "flash out" mode.
Most common problems with the older trucks were related to RABS valve failures (code 4). Hope this helps
I am a service Engineer for Ford but am obviously not at work for the weekend. Let me see if I can remember fuse numbers/locations off the top of my head.
1. The RABS module used on this vehicle "blinks" codes. The procedure is below....
-You have to turn the ignition key on, unplug RABS diagnostic connector and jump the RABS module feed side of the harness to ground. This will throw the module into a "flash out" mode. The RABS indicator on the dash will flash a series of flashes. Get the code and post it up and I will tell you what it means. Now for a couple technicalities---
1. The RABS diag connector should be located in the driver fron kick-panel area. near the main wire pass-through at the bulkhead.
2. If you can't find the connector you can pull fuse 13? (I think it's 13, can verify monday) and jump the load side to ground with the key on.
3. The key has to be on before disconnecting the diag connector or removing the fuse. The reason is that connector / fuse provide the "keep alive memory" (KAM) to the module. The module has to see a key on signal (through different fuse going hot) along with the keep alive voltage feed and then see a loss of the KAM in order to go into "flash out" mode.
Most common problems with the older trucks were related to RABS valve failures (code 4). Hope this helps
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Thanks skinner82,
The light is yellow-white, amber I guess. It surely does not have a trace of red.
I went out to start it to see the color. Guess what? No dash lights. I don't think this will ever end.
If you want to give a bit more advice check here:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hreadid=180242
Thanks for whatever you can do for me.
The light is yellow-white, amber I guess. It surely does not have a trace of red.
I went out to start it to see the color. Guess what? No dash lights. I don't think this will ever end.
If you want to give a bit more advice check here:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...hreadid=180242
Thanks for whatever you can do for me.