Need help locating the ABS Module for a Superlift Truspeed Install
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Need help locating the ABS Module for a Superlift Truspeed Install
I am trying to install a Superlift Truspeed on my 2003 F350. I am having trouble locating the speed sensor wire. It is supposedly hooked up the the abs module. It says the abs module is under the drivers battery. I could not find it. The wire color is suppose to be grey and black. Does anyone have any picts or have an idea where it is on my truck. Thanks
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I am trying to install a Superlift Truspeed on my 2003 F350. I am having trouble locating the speed sensor wire. It is supposedly hooked up the the abs module. It says the abs module is under the drivers battery. I could not find it. The wire color is suppose to be grey and black. Does anyone have any picts or have an idea where it is on my truck. Thanks
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If you're deadset on using the Truspeed since you've already got it, then the ABS module is located under the driver's side battery. To tap into the wire at the module you'd need to pull the battery tray out to get to it. If you know what color of wire you're suppose to tap into, let me know as I've got my 02/03 wiring diagram book here with me today. I can check to see where that wire goes and you can maybe get to it in a better location.
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I obviously didn't read your 1st post very well cause it has the info I just asked for!! It's definately tucked under there. Very hard to see it or get to it with the battery and tray in the way. I'll see what I can find out for you on the wire location.
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Ok, the grey/black wire is vehicle speed sensor positive (+) wire. It is the #11 pin on the ABS module connector. It's the signal wire that comes from the ABS module to the windshield wiper motor, PCM, Radio, overhead trip computer, 4wd control module and the insturment cluster.
Because this wire sends a signal to all of these components, it might very well need to be tapped right at the ABS module to that it modifies the signal to each module/component. If it doesn't matter though, then you can just find the gry/blk wire going to any one of these above.
Because this wire sends a signal to all of these components, it might very well need to be tapped right at the ABS module to that it modifies the signal to each module/component. If it doesn't matter though, then you can just find the gry/blk wire going to any one of these above.
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Kyle, did you buy the Truspeed new or used? You might have some good luck selling it to someone. Maybe not for exactly what you paid for it but close. The AE can re-calibrate the ABS sensors in the front hubs for up to 35 inch tires. Anything over that size you have to run a Truspeed.
If you're deadset on using the Truspeed since you've already got it, then the ABS module is located under the driver's side battery. To tap into the wire at the module you'd need to pull the battery tray out to get to it. If you know what color of wire you're suppose to tap into, let me know as I've got my 02/03 wiring diagram book here with me today. I can check to see where that wire goes and you can maybe get to it in a better location.
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EDIT:
I obviously didn't read your 1st post very well cause it has the info I just asked for!! It's definately tucked under there. Very hard to see it or get to it with the battery and tray in the way. I'll see what I can find out for you on the wire location.
If you're deadset on using the Truspeed since you've already got it, then the ABS module is located under the driver's side battery. To tap into the wire at the module you'd need to pull the battery tray out to get to it. If you know what color of wire you're suppose to tap into, let me know as I've got my 02/03 wiring diagram book here with me today. I can check to see where that wire goes and you can maybe get to it in a better location.
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EDIT:
I obviously didn't read your 1st post very well cause it has the info I just asked for!! It's definately tucked under there. Very hard to see it or get to it with the battery and tray in the way. I'll see what I can find out for you on the wire location.
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You might check with Dan (kwikkordead), Ed (Y2K) - former FTE parts guy, or maybe someone else from that side of the mountains will chime in with one. I can check around over on FDP to see if there's someone on the westside that could help you out.
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Man, I would make a post asking if anyone had AE near you, and then put that back on ebay. I know how annoying it is to have your speedo reading wrong, mine was like that for years untill a month ago.