I fixed the harness issue, please, the attachments.
The board was under fuse panel.
The following abs codes were scanned:

21 Valve Power Feed failure
24 System under voltage
26 Bus communication failure

 

Thank you so much for this simple solution. You saved me time and made me some money. I moved the battery out of the way and flipped up the fuse panel under the hood and it was exactly like your picture.

 

Might be a temp fix but if your connector looks like that you really need to change it. It appears to be on the fuse box (PDC/IPM) correct? Change the box. Try junkyards or EBay for a cheaper option. Coat with dielectric grease.

 

Yes, the temp fix already work for me more than half year. I like this forum because it allows to us save tons of $$$. Thanks.

 

Yes, i coated with Permatex "Ultra Black". I clean all the other contacts with a spray. Thanks for comments guys. Vitaly

 

I took out each individual wire from the connector, cut the rotten ends off and replaced/repaired each one then soldered back to the wires after cutting off the rotten ends. I cleaned the plastic housing and it's better than new. It's a permanent fix because the solder will not rot.

 

I repaired two corroded ends like above, but my abs and brake lights remain lit.

does this mean that my abs module is bad?

2005 t and c

 

No, it does NOT. you have to pull the code from the ABS module with a Scanner. there are no other way to test it. And throwing a $400 part in and pray it will work is not the way to go.

 

I have 04 Caravan,same problem - changed parking brake switch(~6$),left negative batery cable loose for 6 weeks(have spare car) and now there is no light on my dash(ABS was on for 2 years)

 

sorry to be more specific, i am getting a code:
21 Valve Power Feed failure
I fixed the endes in fuse box like above, is there any other way to determine the cause of abs/brake lights on?