Removing ABS Control Module on a 2001 Mini One Cooper R50 R52 with Tritec Engine 🚗

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024

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  • @CoatsandGaiters
    @CoatsandGaiters  2 года назад

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  • @surfaceenergy
    @surfaceenergy 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks for including the reference photos. Mk60's are being used in a lot of ABS retrofit projects, so this will definitely help.

  • @patrickjmorgan
    @patrickjmorgan 3 года назад +1

    Mark- What do you think is the chance of splitting the unit still with the hydraulic pipes connected? Your one clearly has been replaced and the ABS sensors read ok. My car- same year as yours- has original ABS pump and I've not got any scanner software to force an ABS bleed. I know (or presume) my sensors are ok as they appear on 'live data' on my Autel MaxiDiag. My thinking it to leave the hydraulic block alone...My brakes are operating well and I want to avoid taking it with dodgy brakes after failing to purge the pump to a Mini Garage.

    • @CoatsandGaiters
      @CoatsandGaiters  3 года назад

      Hi Patrick I do believe you can do that with no problems and to be honest like you say it makes more sense. Once air is in you have created another problem to be solved.

  • @pboperations
    @pboperations 2 года назад

    So did it work?

    • @CoatsandGaiters
      @CoatsandGaiters  2 года назад

      Sadly not the sensor might have failed inside as well.

  • @Panda74gofaster
    @Panda74gofaster 21 день назад

    Sir,
    Morning from the USA.
    Great work and clinic, there is one thing for me, your English. It is difficult for me to understand.
    Good work though