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Question Multiple ABS Codes

My 2003 TrailBlazer LT (regular wheelbase) has the following codes:
- C0265
-C0281
-C0267
-C0237

The ABS light is NOT on! Every once in a while, if braking lightly, the ABS kicks in. That is the only symptom of any problems at all.

My first thought is could this be a bad ground at the EBCM or does it look like my BCM is on it's way out? I am wrong all together it the problem is something else?

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Old 05-23-2014, 07:40 PM
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Re: Multiple ABS Codes

Tough to diagnose this without a full road test scan with an abs function scanner, you can then look and compare wheel speed inputs especially from 10 mph down, this will usually pinpoint the suspect wheel speed sensor, high line scanners have a trouble tracer program for every code.
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Re: Multiple ABS Codes

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Tough to diagnose this without a full road test scan with an abs function scanner, you can then look and compare wheel speed inputs especially from 10 mph down, this will usually pinpoint the suspect wheel speed sensor, high line scanners have a trouble tracer program for every code.
Could I concluded from your post that all these codes could be from one wheel speed sensor then?

P.S.... I see you are from Chestertown... I am not all that far away up here in Plattsburgh!
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Re: Multiple ABS Codes

Those 4 codes all represent 4 different problems.....

The symptom you are describing matches a TSB for slow speed ABS application due to rust buildup under a sensor causing an erratic signal....
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Those 4 codes all represent 4 different problems.....

The symptom you are describing matches a TSB for slow speed ABS application due to rust buildup under a sensor causing an erratic signal....
Thought that was for the full size trucks, no?
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Re: Multiple ABS Codes

The C0265 is the EBCM relay circuit. The relay is internal to the EBCM. You can try cleaning the ground for the EBCM. It's on the frame under the drivers door area. There may be two there, clean them both. Clear the codes. If the code resets, the EBCM will need to be replaced.
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