My anti lock light comes on after driving for about 4 min. I was going to bleed out the fluide can't get the pump to run and there is no pressure when i use the t- bleeder. All fuse seem to be ok.
abs no pressure and pump won't run
- Thread starter Mynsxjoy
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How are you trying to get the pump to run?
Motor relay when I did it the first time the wires became warm but the pump wasn't running
Sounds like the pump is shot.
You can easily separate the pump and the motor. There is a possibility that the pump has seized.
If you dig around on some of my past posts (try the wiki too) I list a parts interchange for the ALB. The NSX pump and motor are available on a few different Honda products.
Drew
If you dig around on some of my past posts (try the wiki too) I list a parts interchange for the ALB. The NSX pump and motor are available on a few different Honda products.
Drew
Trying to figure this one out. I tested each Solenoid they actuate but they do not continually run if power is supplyed to them. Is this how it is suppose to work? I have 12+ volts to the motor relay. Thank you guys for all the help.
The modulator is not your problem if you don't have pressure. Leave it alone. ALB computer switches the solenoid on or off.
The motor runs the pump. The pump gives the modulator pressure to work with and the computer runs the modulator.
You have an issue with the motor and/or the pump.
Brian is asking if you are you getting power to the motor....are you?
Take a look at these posts for diagrams and info:
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93863
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=72570
The motor runs the pump. The pump gives the modulator pressure to work with and the computer runs the modulator.
You have an issue with the motor and/or the pump.
Brian is asking if you are you getting power to the motor....are you?
Take a look at these posts for diagrams and info:
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93863
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=72570
The solenoids do not "run" they open with power and close with no power.
You should see 12 volts on 2 of the terminals of relay socket.
Thanks I'm going to check the voltage to the motor tomorrow. Thats pretty easy to replace? I know I',m getting ahead of myself.
Guys should I just take the motor off and run it? It runs the pump through a gear right. Or am I completely mad. :biggrin:
Seperating the motor from the pump and seeing if it will run would be a good next step in the trouble shooting process.
If you figure out that you have a bad pump/motor and you can't find one, let me know I have 3 or 4 extra ones. ($100 shipped)
Brad
Brad
