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Old 06-21-2025, 01:30 PM
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Feels like wiring/connection did you check the TCMb connector in the ebox?

For abs when intermittent usually a failing speed sensor, SAS or internal bond wire failure.

See if you can find real-time info for the TC and for wheel speed and steering angle.


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