Smeter Posted April 26, 2021 Posted April 26, 2021 Background: obtained a 1990 Chrysler TC Maserati with a 3.0L V6 engine for cheap because the ABS pump (is my guess anyways) melted the wiring at ABS fuse/relay center (mounted to RF fender in engine compartment) vehicle came with an attempt to repair the wiring at the ABS fuse/relay center (see attached pic titled "ABS center relay mess_resized_30_180turn") The wiring repair that was done: I've attached a picture (see picture titled "ABS center relay_top view_v1_resized_30_180turn") of the top view of the ABS fuse/relay center which notes how the wiring repair was done further, I've noted how the repair of the wiring was done and how the relays are now wired. The below information corresponds with the picture titled "ABS center relay_top view_v1_resized_30_180turn": 1) MOTOR RELAY A) Cavity A - color of wire - red - terminal position on relay - 87 B) Cavity B - color of wire - red - terminal position on relay - 86 C) Cavity C - color of wire - red/white - terminal position on relay - 30 D) Cavity D - color of wire - brown/red (there are 2 brown red wires coming out of this cavity) - terminal position on rely - 85 2) AUX RELAY A) Cavity A - color of wire - red/white - terminal position on relay - 87 B) Cavity B - color of wire - red - terminal position on relay - 86 C) Cavity C - color of wire - red/white - terminal position on relay - 30 D) Cavity D - color of wire - red/brown - terminal position on relay - 85 3) MAIN RELAY A) Cavity A - color of wire - red - terminal position on relay - 87 C) Cavity B - color of wire - red - terminal position on relay - 86 C) Cavity C - color of wire - red/white - terminal position on relay - 30 D) Cavity D - color of wire - brown - terminal position on relay - 85 E) Cavity E - color of wire - brown - terminal position on relay - 87a Hoping someone can help me 1 of 2 ways: LESS EFFORT - can some provide me with a clear picture of the underside of the ABS fuse/relay center so that I can see what wires go where ......OR...... MORE EFFORT- confirm that the wiring repair is correct Thanks in advance for any help that you can provide.
Turbo Kane Posted April 27, 2021 Posted April 27, 2021 (edited) Would you like an ABS Harness? I have a complete ABS Harness. Pm me Edited April 27, 2021 by Turbo Kane Typo (see edit history)
Hemi Dude Posted April 27, 2021 Posted April 27, 2021 Smeter, Turbo Kane’s suggestion is certainly one I would jump on, that RePaIr was certainly OVER-KILL as far as an attempt to repair was concerned. You almost certainly need to replace the Accumulator as well, a bad one would cause the pump to overwork and burn out the circuit.
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