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While I have worked on cars for years as a non-mechanic, brought my 2002 Pontiac Bonneville-SE (3.8 naturally aspired motor) to my mechanic as I could not figure why after replacing the master cylinder on this car, why I was unable to "bleed" the air out of the system (or so I thought). Mechanic determined the ABS brake Module is bad and needs replacement.
I can usually find any part, but this Bonneville-Se I inherited fr om my Mom (who recently passed away) was near mint at 113,000k in miles and I replaced most everything to bring it back to new, however I can NOT find a new OEM ABS brake module nor can I trust some used unit from eBay out of a junk yard.
Based on your website, I'd like to know wh ere do I mail this unit back after I have my mechanic remove the part? Lastly, do You need the VIN # or anything else beyond the year/make/model form me?
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Posted : 02/06/2024 3:34 pm
Our ABS repair takes 7-10 business days and covers the issues listed below.
- Communication issues
- Communication issues with Diag Scanner
- DTC Code C1214 - Solenoid Valve Relay Coil/Contact Circuit Open
- DTC Code C1248
- DTC Code C1255 – EBCM/EBTCM Internal Malfunction
- Intermediate Power Loss
- Intermittent functionality issue
- Intermittent or Non-Functioning Speedometer
- Lost Input From Wheel Speed Sensor.
- No Communication with ABS module
- Unable to read ABS codes
- Wheel speed sensor issues
The part will be thoroughly tested for functionality. You can click the link below to view more information about our service, create your order, and print out a shipping label that you can use. If this label is used then the return shipping will be free as well.
https://www.upfix.com/product/pontiac-bonneville-2000-2005-abs-ebcm-module-repair-service/
Please feel free to respond with any further comments, questions, or concerns.
This post was modified 5 months ago by John Wells
This post was modified 4 months ago by John Wells
Posted : 02/06/2024 3:38 pm