ABS light on, Stuck in Park

Treestand_Twerkers · 2022-11-15T16:35:59+00:00

ABS Light is on, stuck in park. Can use white tab to override, not a fix. So, here's what I know. Brake lights work, not the 10amp fuse. Tore apart console to access shift control switch and solenoid. Pull apart the connector. It's a 6-place connector, only 5 pins present. 2 bigger ones go to the solenoid. When I use a battery and leads, and put 12V to those pins, the solenoid makes a clicking sound. On the engine-side of that connector, with key turned, and brake pressed in, testing for voltage at those 2 corresponding female ports of the connector, not registering any voltage. There are 3 smaller pins that go the the switch? that is behind the solenoid, that white Japanese fan looking thing. I test for continuity on the switch side of the connector and through the combinations to test, either got 0 Ohm or was able to register .6 Ohms. The solenoid has the 2 wires that go tot he connector and the thing behind it, switch?, has 3 wires leaving it to the connector. From there, the "engine side" of the connector has all 5 wires that go to the white box that's right there. Any ideas? I saw a post of a guy with a pic of his situation but.. shouldn't I be getting 12 volts when key turned (even truck running), brake pressed in, at the engine side of the connector with the bigger pins that go to solenoid? I tested resistance on those solenoid pins, on the solenoid side of the connector, and it registered 30 Ohms. Manual says 21-27 is spec.... I think that's all I know now.. Thanks

Thread starter Treestand_Twerkers
Start date Nov 15, 2022

Treestand_Twerkers

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Jan 3, 2023

update

fixed all the wires and problem solved.

going to do the other truck just cuz.

needed 14g, 16, 18 and 20 gauge wires.

Tried the quick heat solder shrink wrap sleeves, on a couple, don't prefer them.
melting before solder melting..

So, conventional soldering.

TIP**
I have an alligator clip stand, and taped it to camera tripod in order to hold wires. worked well.