Pinpoint Test B - Anti-Lock Light On After Engine Starts With Brake Light Off

1994 Ford Taurus GL, 4D Sedan, 3.8 4SECTION Pinpoint Test B - Anti-Lock Light On After Engine Starts With Brake Light Off
  1. Turn ignition off. Disconnect connector from ECU. See COMPONENT LOCATIONSΒ  . Connect breakout box and adapter. Check for continuity between breakout box pins No. 28 and 60. If continuity exists, go to next step. If continuity does not exist, go to step 3).
  2. Disconnect left rear wheel sensor connector. Check for continuity between each sensor pin and ground. If continuity exists, replace sensor. If no continuity exists, repair circuit No. 518 (Light Green/Red wire) or No. 519 (Light Green/Black wire).
  3. Check for continuity between breakout box pins No. 27 and 60. If continuity exists, go to next step. If no continuity exists, go to step 5).
  4. Disconnect right rear wheel sensor connector. Check for continuity between each sensor pin and ground. If continuity exists, replace sensor. If no continuity exists, repair circuit No. 523 (Red/Pink wire) or No. 524 (Pink/Black wire).
  5. Check for continuity between breakout box pins No. 29 and 60. If continuity exists, go to next step. If no continuity exists, go to step 7).
  6. Disconnect right front wheel sensor connector. Check for continuity between each sensor pin and ground. If continuity exists, replace sensor. If no continuity exists, repair circuit No. 514 (Yellow/Red wire) or No. 516 (Yellow/Black wire).
  7. Check for continuity between breakout box pins No. 30 and 60. If continuity exists, go to next step. If no continuity exists, test is complete. If anti-lock light pattern remains, repeat PINPOINT TEST BΒ  .
  8. Disconnect left front wheel sensor connector. Check for continuity between each sensor pin and ground. If continuity exists, replace sensor. If no continuity exists, repair circuit No. 521 (Tan/Orange wire) or No. 522 (Tan/Black wire).
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