HELP!!! 98.5-2000 24 valve cummins abs module
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HELP!!! 98.5-2000 24 valve cummins abs module
i have a 1999 3500 i6 24v cummins
looking for an ecbm / abs module
question the dodge durango abs pumps are they compatible ?the connectors are the same!
will it work the ones for my truck are impossible to find 98 and 99 single cab only no other interchange i looked at every wrecking yard in the country no go
i would send it in to get it repaired but i bugger it up and broke the connections off.
the only numbers on the module is 13102821 and BE11KN
please help
looking for an ecbm / abs module
question the dodge durango abs pumps are they compatible ?the connectors are the same!
will it work the ones for my truck are impossible to find 98 and 99 single cab only no other interchange i looked at every wrecking yard in the country no go
i would send it in to get it repaired but i bugger it up and broke the connections off.
the only numbers on the module is 13102821 and BE11KN
please help
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Junkyards used to have an interchange manual...... granted, that was before you needed an engineering degree to work on them. Might try finding someone that has one. (if they even exist any more.)
Barring that, could compare part numbers from various applications. I should think that the motor/controllers are pretty much the same for many applications, just the programming would be slightly different.
Do you need the smart part? Or the mechanical part? 2 or 4 wheel ABS?
'nother option would be to leave it installed, just disconnect all the electrical. (should turn off the lite anyway) You wouldn't have ABS, but, we have been driving for a hundred years or so before it started showing up on cars.
Barring that, could compare part numbers from various applications. I should think that the motor/controllers are pretty much the same for many applications, just the programming would be slightly different.
Do you need the smart part? Or the mechanical part? 2 or 4 wheel ABS?
'nother option would be to leave it installed, just disconnect all the electrical. (should turn off the lite anyway) You wouldn't have ABS, but, we have been driving for a hundred years or so before it started showing up on cars.