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99 and newer Volvo S80 Control Unit ABS / STC 96-97 Volvo 850 Control Unit TRACS 2 / 4WD, Control Unit ABS 98-00 Volvo C70, S70 and V70 Control Unit TRACS 2 / 4WD, Control Unit ABS Also known as ABS Computer, Controller and Module Removal Instructions We will be closed 4/1/08 to 4/5/08 General Information Frequently Asked Questions Feedback and Comments Contact All the information and images contained in this website are the property of vicrocha@earthlink.net Copyright© 2003-07 Updated 3/17/08I don't want to hear that you cannot do this job. Read this email I received on Sunday, November 13, 2005. Victor, I'm a busy mother of four and I just wanted to thank you for your
directions on how to remove the ABS unit in order to send it to you for repair.
Your directions were so easy, I was able to remove the unit myself in about
10-15 minutes. As a female, who is not afraid to maintain the car or look under
the hood, I'm always trying to save a buck and do it myself if I can.
This repair was a real breeze thanks to you.
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Turbo Model? Instructions to deal with the limited space in turbo models. Even if you don't have a turbo model, it will make the removal easier.
You can purchase the tool now from me
using Paypal to pay. Use the Paypal button to purchase and pay for the E5 Torx
socket. The cost is $5.00 and First Class US Mail shipping is $2.50. Delivery
takes 2-4 days. International shipping is $3.75 and it
takes 5-8 days. Even though this sounds complicated, it is a fairly easy job. The main ABS fuse must be removed before the ABS module connector is disconnected. The brakes work in a normal way, you will not have the ABS function (Which you don't have when the unit is malfunctioning, anyway). If you have traction control, that will not work either. repair rebuilding rebuilt used for sale OEM troubleshooting instructions instruction help |
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