This will not prevent the car from starting - will cause ABS light, traction control light (if equipped) and maybe weird low speed braking. Usually the fault of the lights is a bad wheel bearing/hub very common.
The EBCM (Electronic Brake Control Module) is mounted to the BPMV (Brake Pressure Modulator Valve) located at the left front (lower) engine compartment.
It looks like a (thick) flat black box.
SOURCE: Looking for location of ECM
Hope this helps
UPLANDER 06 Elec Cont Unit (ECU); (left front of engine compartment), 3.5L.
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SOURCE: Where is the abs control module located on a 02 chevy avalanche ?
THE EBCM IS BAD this is the electronic control module that is on abs pump. you can replace seperate I think it is around 500 for part
SOURCE: abs light on 2005 chev uplander...
You will have to check ABS codes to determine what the problem is.
SOURCE: how do i turn off the abs light on a 2005 chevy
Hello Abintz.
When your ABS light is on you have a problem in the system.
As long as the light is on your ABS system does not function at all.
If you have already checked the harness and connections the next thingt you can check yourself is resistance values at the wheel speed sensors.
One at each front wheel and one in the output shaft housing to the rear drive shaft.
They should read very close to 1000 ohms.
The front sensors are usually the area of most problems I see. They are replaceable.
Other than that you really would be hard pressed to find any other issues without getting it scanned by a repair shop.
If you have further questions please put them in "add comments and I will return to answer.
Best of the season to you.
KL
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