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23-06-2005, 02:16 AM
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Tricolore Tard
 
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I recieved this email today from the eurofordclub.com site.
Thought I would post it up here to get some answers so I can send them back to the person Cheers Chris ---------------------- Hallo Chris, i hope can you help me. I have an ford focus tournier 1.8 diesel, 75 CP, and i have some problems with ABS.The light from the bord is on and when is on the ABS is not working.The problem is that is not alwais on......I run some test with a tester(Launch X431) and i have some DTC erors The ,ost important is B1342 ECU is defective and C1267 ABS Function Disabled Temporarily.... What should i do?? Thank You verry much! Adelin, Sibiu, Romania -----------------------
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23-06-2005, 04:47 PM
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Fairmont Ghia
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I suspect the function of the cars ECU that handles the ABS has a problem and needs looking at, from what is described there.
Seeing as the Focus has been on sale in Europe alot longer and could be out of warranty, I'd recommend one of two things. Take it to Ford and see what they say, might just need an ECU reflash, or alternatively... Buy an ECU from a wrecked Focus and fit it in replacement. The only other thing I could think of at fault would be the ABS sender module, but the signs point towards the ECU. Tim |
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24-06-2005, 12:02 AM
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Tricolore Tard
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Cheers Tim, shall pass this on
chris
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24-06-2005, 12:08 AM
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GT
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: SYDNEY
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also he could clean the abs sensors on the wheels they can get dust ,grease what have you on them and intermitantly work. sometimes they need to be adjusted or replaced. but sometimes just i wipe with a cloth.
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24-06-2005, 06:12 AM
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Fairmont Ghia
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I'm not sure that would give DTC errors for the ECU and the ABS but it can't hurt!
 Tim |
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