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ABS Control Module leaking from a weird place

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Superhereaux

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Posted this in 4.6 Tech, not sure if 94-95 cars have the same ABS setup. car is an 'o2 GT

If different setup, Mods please delete


So the ABS pump/control module has decided to start leaking on me. here's what i'm dealing with, the front brakes seem to be inop but the rears are still holding in there, not enough stopping power for me to drive my car around though. it's leaking from here:





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It's a small hole and it had this black plastic cover that just popped off. when i press on the brakes fluid just shoots out of this thing like an open bleeder screw. any ideas?
 

earleys94gt

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Sounds like this might be the place where you would drain the fluid to service the ABS unit.

Is there any way you can use something to plug the hole and see if it helps?
 

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earleys94gt said:
Sounds like this might be the place where you would drain the fluid to service the ABS unit.

Is there any way you can use something to plug the hole and see if it helps?
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if it is a place to drain the fluid, or a pressure relief valve of some sort, i need to find a way to close it or shut it off internally.

i can plug it but it wouldn't be stock, more of a temp fix.
 

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if it is a place to drain the fluid, or a pressure relief valve of some sort, i need to find a way to close it or shut it off internally.

i can plug it but it wouldn't be stock, more of a temp fix.
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That was what I was thinking when I saw it.

If you can find a way to plug it, even if only temporary, that will be better than having no front brakes.
 

Adam95GT

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The ABS setups are close. but use diff fittings im pretty sure. dont think this helps you lol
 
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I'm working on the same leak. How did you resolve yours?
 
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