Anti Lock Brake
Thread Starter
|
Junior Member
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 7
From:
Anti Lock Brake
My Anti Lock Brake light came on a few days ago. I have a 1992 Sedan DeVille with 49,???miles.
The dealer said that I need a new PUMP MOTOR VALVE. The code #is 41.
Which reads "Inlet Valve Stuck on Pump Motor Valve".
This will cost about $1,000 + Labor to repair.
My question is, is there any way to free this valve with out replacing it. IE:Bleeding or pushing a caliper in, or a hard hit with a hammer, or fluid replacement. I'm looking for a trick that may have worked for someone.
ps I cant find a search button to look for other posts that my relate.
Thanks
The dealer said that I need a new PUMP MOTOR VALVE. The code #is 41.
Which reads "Inlet Valve Stuck on Pump Motor Valve".
This will cost about $1,000 + Labor to repair.
My question is, is there any way to free this valve with out replacing it. IE:Bleeding or pushing a caliper in, or a hard hit with a hammer, or fluid replacement. I'm looking for a trick that may have worked for someone.
ps I cant find a search button to look for other posts that my relate.
Thanks
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 3
From:
RE: Anti Lock Brake
Look at top of page for search button.
Cadillac Forum Cadillac Classifieds Photo Gallery Member List Calendars Search Contact CF Sponsors
My Profile Inbox My Forums Address Book Log Out
Cadillac Forum Cadillac Classifieds Photo Gallery Member List Calendars Search Contact CF Sponsors
My Profile Inbox My Forums Address Book Log Out
Thread Starter
|
Junior Member
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 7
From:
RE: Anti Lock Brake
thanks i saw that later.
i guess no one has had this problem.
or they are willing to put 1,300 dollars in a car that is worth 2,500.
no matter how nice it is i still cant put that much in an old car.
believe me this is in showroom condition but if anything happen to it i would only get blue book.
it would be nice if they worked thou
i guess no one has had this problem.
or they are willing to put 1,300 dollars in a car that is worth 2,500.
no matter how nice it is i still cant put that much in an old car.
believe me this is in showroom condition but if anything happen to it i would only get blue book.
it would be nice if they worked thou
Thread Starter
|
Junior Member
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 7
From:
Update:
Repair total cost $60.00
I got a Motor Control Valve off a 92 Cadi from a local junk yard. These cars are few and far between in junk yards.
Anyway, I got it home removed and replaced in 1/2hr, bled the entire system with the aid of my wife. Everything works like new.
Repair total cost $60.00
I got a Motor Control Valve off a 92 Cadi from a local junk yard. These cars are few and far between in junk yards.
Anyway, I got it home removed and replaced in 1/2hr, bled the entire system with the aid of my wife. Everything works like new.
Super Moderator
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 3,945
Update:
Repair total cost $60.00
I got a Motor Control Valve off a 92 Cadi from a local junk yard. These cars are few and far between in junk yards.
Anyway, I got it home removed and replaced in 1/2hr, bled the entire system with the aid of my wife. Everything works like new.
Repair total cost $60.00
I got a Motor Control Valve off a 92 Cadi from a local junk yard. These cars are few and far between in junk yards.
Anyway, I got it home removed and replaced in 1/2hr, bled the entire system with the aid of my wife. Everything works like new.
THAT is MY way .. I love salvage yards !
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
