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i would say the accelerator is more importantBrakes on a vehicle are important
without it, the brakes are pointless 
P38A brake pedal? noise
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without it, the brakes are pointless 
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Used to have a mate whose remedy was that. When the radio didn't drown it out then he did something about itthats why i dont like new noises
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i love music and i used to love music in the car and had an epic sound system. i dont know if i'm just getting older or if its since i learned to ride a bike, but i rarely have the radio on at all in the car now
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And me, since my strokes I find the radio a distraction , full of provincial DJ's and mindless drivel . Probably an age thing.
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I find i concentrate a lot more since passing my bike testAnd me, since my strokes I find the radio a distraction , full of provincial DJ's and mindless drivel . Probably an age thing.
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Quite wise, you don't want to be an organ donor.
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Glad you beat me to it Alan. Just change stroke for heart attack and exactly my sentimentsAnd me, since my strokes I find the radio a distraction , full of provincial DJ's and mindless drivel . Probably an age thing.
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4 hours later and its lost all its pressure, ~33s pumping time again
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Might be time to find a replacement modulator or it could be the pump which might have a non return valve in the output. Needs a good look in RAVE. Pressure should stay up for a long time, certainly days.
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Worked for a fella years ago that used to take radios out of any trucks he brought so the driver could listen to the engine for strange sounds
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Looks like i won't be getting a replacement abs modulator unless i win the lottery! Non on eBay at any price!
Anyone know if i can take mine off and refurb? Or are they pressed/sealed units?
Anyone know if i can take mine off and refurb? Or are they pressed/sealed units?
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You tried breakers?
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I'm on the case...
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Remind me, what year is your car?
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It's a 2000 4.0 HSE
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The sticker on my unit says SXC100000 not sure if it's 2 or 4wd TC
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If it's a year 2000, it's 4 wheel TC unless it's a special. Shame, if you had an early car, I have a spare modulator.
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Yours is the 4 wheel traction control the early non and 2 wheel ones had anr---28 anr---29 part numbers just make sure it is the sxc one.
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Expensive but the good news is the modulator has steel not plastic washers. ABS ECU has been known to fail on those though. Again, Marty knows where.
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I think my ecu is ok. In a fit of madness i decided to buy a backup off eBay, it arrived, didn't work. It's still at on my desk!! Last i got money back no issue
