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Old 08-02-2009, 03:44 PM
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Help bleeding ABS system 93 Jimmy

93 Jimmy with ABS...was gravity bleeding my ABS brake system(no real problem with brakes,just changing the nasty fluid) and accidentally let the fluid reservoir run dry...how do I bleed the ABS control unit?...tried using a vacuum pump on the two bleeders on the CU but not getting a drop of fluid out....seems to be pulling air out but the fluid level isnt going down..dosnt look like its had fluid in it for a while...the ABS light has been on for years....HELP!!!!
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Old 08-02-2009, 07:31 PM
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Re: Help bleeding ABS system 93 Jimmy

Not good, a scanner capable of triggering the abs unit is now required. Dealer unit and/or Tech11, high line Snap On units also.
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Old 08-02-2009, 09:23 PM
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Re: Help bleeding ABS system 93 Jimmy

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Not good, a scanner capable of triggering the abs unit is now required. Dealer unit and/or Tech11, high line Snap On units also.
Yeah...did some Googling and thats what I arrived at also...looks like a $59 job,flushing the ABS system,at Midas is gonna turn into a bigger headache than I anticipated....looks like its tow truck time tomorrow....thanks for the reply...
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