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My buddy has a 2000 1 ton, stock motor 5 speed, that the abs motor will not quit running. He pulled the fuse for it so it is stoppped now, but we cant seem to find an answer for it. Any help would be appreciated.
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1997 2500, 4x4, 12v, 5 spd, 3.55 rear, DDP Plate, 4" pipe from turbo to tail, BHAF, What's a silencer ring anyway? Custom shifter, and a set of 14" train horns.
Mine had this problem a couple months back. There is a relay in the ABS motor that ends up frying and causes the motor to continue to run. I unpluged the power to the ABS motor and haven't had any problems since but there are alot of guys parting out trucks on here so you would probably find one. You woud need one off of a truck just like yours so if it was 4x4 with an auto would you need the same and so on.
__________________ SOLD!!!1999 2500 Sport QC 4x4 auto, 4 inch turbo back, Banks ram air, Banks Ottomind, BHAF and Heat shield, Banks Big Head Waste gate (37 PSI on HX35), 4.10's. Raptor 100, Transgo Shift kit, Deep pan, and Billet Double Disk Converter
One of mine has been unplugged for nearly 5 yrs. Wont hurt a thing and much lighter on the wallet. Just my .02 but would not waste the money
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2001 2500 reg cab, long wb, 4x4, 5sp, muf mia 152,000 miles
2002 2500 quad cab, short wb, 4x4, 6sp HO, BHAF, silencer ring mia, ad100, muf mia 170,000 miles
I just got my module back from module master. Problem solved. I drove for several years with the motor unplugged. The ABS won't work, you'll have no warning if a unit bearing is going out, and them dummy lights may start to bug you.
For *130 bucks* they replaced the pos factory relay with a higher quality relay, and fiddled with a few other problem parts in the module. Pretty quick turnaround, and I get the impression they are a small business, which makes me smile.
I believe you have to have them flashed to your truck with vin number etc. if you get another one. I'm prob gonna send mine off as well. Dealerships wanted between 600-800 for one. Easy choice.
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