Anyone know a way to test the ABS fuse without removing it? I think it might be bolted in and I don’t want to remove the whole fuse box just to get to the bolts.
ABS Fuse (1 Viewer)
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The ABS fuse is in the relay box on the left fender. It is a 60 amp PAL slow blow fuse (yellow) and just pulls out.
It's next to fuse AM1 (50 amp red fuse).
It's next to fuse AM1 (50 amp red fuse).
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Still trying to troubleshoot my ABS and had a thought after I was able to pull out the abs fuse. Shouldn’t the ABS dash light come on now indicating that the fuse is missing? If so, than that may tell me that the dash light itself is burned out and the system is functioning properly. Is my logic sound?
The ABS light on the dash should come on when you turn the ignition on. If it doesn't then check your lamp.
Also, what exactly is your issue with the ABS? You never mentioned that there was a problem - just that you wanted info on how to test the fuse.
Also, what exactly is your issue with the ABS? You never mentioned that there was a problem - just that you wanted info on how to test the fuse.
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It started with me troubleshooting my center diff lock. I ended up getting that to work by installing a center diff switch. However, I soon noticed that the ABS lamp doesn’t turn on at the same time that I lock the center. I tried braking hard and didn’t feel the abs kick in then. So, that took be down the path of troubleshooting the ABS system.
Definitely check your lamp..
