92 Bonneville SSEI ABS Pinout
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92 Bonneville SSEI ABS Pinout
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I am Working on the Teves Mark IV system on my car. Simple system yet very little detail over the internet regarding GM way to use it. (Wire colors, Pinouts, Schematics)
Lots and lots for BMW, Ford and so on.
Anyways, so my question is, can someone supply me a pinout of the Valve Module Connector and the Pump connector? ECBM connector to!
Thanks guys!
**Trying to Jumper bleed the damn thing!**
I am Working on the Teves Mark IV system on my car. Simple system yet very little detail over the internet regarding GM way to use it. (Wire colors, Pinouts, Schematics)
Lots and lots for BMW, Ford and so on.
Anyways, so my question is, can someone supply me a pinout of the Valve Module Connector and the Pump connector? ECBM connector to!
Thanks guys!
**Trying to Jumper bleed the damn thing!**
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You just made me cry...
Its pretty much any GM vehicle with a Teves Mark IV system.. Putting my thread in such an obscure location for such a specific and impossible to find (been browsing for 2+ hours with NOT 1 result linking to a GM vehicule!!) is made my real sad.
I really need the Pinout on the wire harness for the Valve Module and Pump.
I can find Ford and BMW pinout diagrams but they use a different shape/from connectors which make it useless. I really need a GM type!
Thanks!!
Its pretty much any GM vehicle with a Teves Mark IV system.. Putting my thread in such an obscure location for such a specific and impossible to find (been browsing for 2+ hours with NOT 1 result linking to a GM vehicule!!) is made my real sad.
I really need the Pinout on the wire harness for the Valve Module and Pump.
I can find Ford and BMW pinout diagrams but they use a different shape/from connectors which make it useless. I really need a GM type!
Thanks!!
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you must use a bi-directional scan tool to run the "auto-purge" process on the unit.
OTC and others make scan tools that can do this. The Teves Mark IV system that these cars have was very common and was in many GM vehicles
You should be able to find a shop that can do it.
My concern with just jumping things is a guess that the signaling isn't simply high and low. But maybe current driven rather than voltage. Thus jumpering pins wouldn't be sufficient.
And your right ill move it back sorry
OTC and others make scan tools that can do this. The Teves Mark IV system that these cars have was very common and was in many GM vehicles
You should be able to find a shop that can do it.
My concern with just jumping things is a guess that the signaling isn't simply high and low. But maybe current driven rather than voltage. Thus jumpering pins wouldn't be sufficient.
And your right ill move it back sorry
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I simple don't have the time for wait a round for a tech 1 unit or money to spend any where else.
Thanks
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To be more specific about my problem. Front Left and Rear Right do not bleed properly. They dribble. Sounds right since the brake lines are diagonally crossed. This means there is air before the calipers/cylinders.
Pedal goes to the floor but if I press hard enough, FR and RL wheels lock up. I simple have no braking power to the FR and RL.
Thanks!!
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To manually jumper bleed the Module, you must jumper start the pump and let cycle for 20 seconds to build up pressure. Then purging is a simple process of grounding the required pins for the outlets valves (this will open them). Then to close again to let the pressure build for another 20 seconds. This is a 60 second process. Repeat if necessary.
I hope this shines some light on the subject.
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It'* always good to have a memeory refresh! ;p
Alright well it'* 2am, I just packed up. Car is out of the garage. Still no brakes. I hope you can find something sweet. Maybe ill bike down to my GM dealer tomorrow and we can browse the schematics together.
I really appreciate your help.
Alright well it'* 2am, I just packed up. Car is out of the garage. Still no brakes. I hope you can find something sweet. Maybe ill bike down to my GM dealer tomorrow and we can browse the schematics together.
I really appreciate your help.
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