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ABS PSD Warnings after bump on '90 GT
14 years 8 months ago #7083
by srshaw3
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Since getting my '90 GT back from service, the ABS & PSD warnings are displayed apparently after the first significant bump. Often they display at the same time, but sometimes the PSD followed by the ABS.
I am presuming it is a loose connection, and more likely rear of the car related since I don't think the PSD would care what happens at a front wheel. Any thoughts on what connections and where to check? Perhaps removing the two grounds at each rear wheel to start? They seem solidly connected when tugged at a bit.
I am presuming it is a loose connection, and more likely rear of the car related since I don't think the PSD would care what happens at a front wheel. Any thoughts on what connections and where to check? Perhaps removing the two grounds at each rear wheel to start? They seem solidly connected when tugged at a bit.
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14 years 8 months ago #7085
by the flying scotsman
Replied by the flying scotsman on topic ABS PSD Warnings after bump on '90 GT
The ABS and PSD circuits are linked through the fuse/ relay panel.....I'd check the relay (XV) to start.
Has the PSD system been serviced (fluid flush)?
Has the PSD system been serviced (fluid flush)?
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14 years 8 months ago #7086
by srshaw3
I will re-seat the relay, inspect the pins, etc.
Yes, the PSD was flushed a year ago and operated fine after that. I suspect this issue has arisen due to the quite a bit of electrical diagnosis type work that was performed.
Thanks Malcolm.
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malcolm;7245 wrote: The ABS and PSD circuits are linked through the fuse/ relay panel.....I'd check the relay (XV) to start.
Has the PSD system been serviced (fluid flush)?
I will re-seat the relay, inspect the pins, etc.
Yes, the PSD was flushed a year ago and operated fine after that. I suspect this issue has arisen due to the quite a bit of electrical diagnosis type work that was performed.
Thanks Malcolm.
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14 years 8 months ago #7087
by the flying scotsman
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no worries Stan.......beyond the relay Id look at the controller and the ABS sensors.
We are a captured audience for ~4 mths......damn winter:eek:
We are a captured audience for ~4 mths......damn winter:eek:
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14 years 8 months ago #7092
by srshaw3
Replied by srshaw3 on topic ABS PSD Warnings after bump on '90 GT
The rear abs sensors were my first thought.
I anticipate I am looking for a component in common between the ABS and PSD.
Do you know if they are used by the PSD?
Do you think I should remove clean and reinstall? Just looking at them I don't see an issue.
I anticipate I am looking for a component in common between the ABS and PSD.
Do you know if they are used by the PSD?
Do you think I should remove clean and reinstall? Just looking at them I don't see an issue.
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14 years 8 months ago #7098
by the flying scotsman
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Yes, the ABS sensors are part of the shared PSD circuitry.
Yes, they can be cleaned, I use use brake cleaner and a small brush (toothbrush).
There are resistance spec for the ABS sensors.....let me find them
Yes, they can be cleaned, I use use brake cleaner and a small brush (toothbrush).
There are resistance spec for the ABS sensors.....let me find them
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