I have a 2000 S70 Turbo with ~100K miles on it and last month the ABS, TRACS & Brake lights started coming on and sometimes my speedometer & control panel failed. After searching the web, I found out that this was most likely caused by the ABS Controller failing. Searching the web a bit more, I found out that Victor Rocha could repair this for ~$150, MUCH LESS than the local Volvo dealership.
Victor's website explicitly showed how to remove the ABS Controller and once he received it via mail, he had the repaired & upgraded unit back to me within 4 days. The unit came with instructions on how to reinstall it and how to reset the Check Engine light FREE via AutoZone versus having to take it in to a repair shop.
OUTSTANDING SERVICE!
Victor can be reached at his website - http://home.earthlin...lvo_V70_ABS.htm - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
RaiderFrank in Colorado
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Abs Controller Repair
#3 Guest_CN_*
Posted 01 October 2007 - 09:52 PM
QUOTE(MrWinkey @ Sep 29 2007, 01:01 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
+ 1 ..I have been using victor for awhile
P.S. Welcome to Volvospeed
Try www.bba-reman.
Need Torx E5 socket to remove it:
http://www.modulemas...absremoval.html
There are many advertising the fix for this (Rocha, Module Master, BBA, ebay etc and etc.) but I strongly recommend BBA for the following reasons:
- They are authorized BOSCH repair facility in the US
- The rebuilt ABS Module is warrantied for life.
- I replaced mine and a friend's ABS Module with units from BBA, so far so good.
- BBA is INEXPENSIVE....2 options:
a. Remove your own unit, send it in for repair, they will ship it back, you install it.
Cost: $69.00 ABS Module + $20.00 shipping.
Pro: You save $30.00 (see below)
Con: you will be driving WITHOUT ABS Module, liability issue: NO ABS, No Speedometer.
b. Get a mirror and read off your existing ABS Module Part Number, Call BBA for a rebuilt Unit, they send you a rebuilt Unit, you ship them your defective Unit.
Cost: $99.00 ABS Module + $20.00 shipping.
Pro/Con: Opposite of the above.
HTH
#4
Posted 01 October 2007 - 11:56 PM
QUOTE(CN @ Oct 1 2007, 05:52 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Try www.bba-reman.
Need Torx E5 socket to remove it:
http://www.modulemas...absremoval.html
There are many advertising the fix for this (Rocha, Module Master, BBA, ebay etc and etc.) but I strongly recommend BBA for the following reasons:
- They are authorized BOSCH repair facility in the US
- The rebuilt ABS Module is warrantied for life.
- I replaced mine and a friend's ABS Module with units from BBA, so far so good.
- BBA is INEXPENSIVE....2 options:
a. Remove your own unit, send it in for repair, they will ship it back, you install it.
Cost: $69.00 ABS Module + $20.00 shipping.
Pro: You save $30.00 (see below)
Con: you will be driving WITHOUT ABS Module, liability issue: NO ABS, No Speedometer.
b. Get a mirror and read off your existing ABS Module Part Number, Call BBA for a rebuilt Unit, they send you a rebuilt Unit, you ship them your defective Unit.
Cost: $99.00 ABS Module + $20.00 shipping.
Pro/Con: Opposite of the above.
HTH
Need Torx E5 socket to remove it:
http://www.modulemas...absremoval.html
There are many advertising the fix for this (Rocha, Module Master, BBA, ebay etc and etc.) but I strongly recommend BBA for the following reasons:
- They are authorized BOSCH repair facility in the US
- The rebuilt ABS Module is warrantied for life.
- I replaced mine and a friend's ABS Module with units from BBA, so far so good.
- BBA is INEXPENSIVE....2 options:
a. Remove your own unit, send it in for repair, they will ship it back, you install it.
Cost: $69.00 ABS Module + $20.00 shipping.
Pro: You save $30.00 (see below)
Con: you will be driving WITHOUT ABS Module, liability issue: NO ABS, No Speedometer.
b. Get a mirror and read off your existing ABS Module Part Number, Call BBA for a rebuilt Unit, they send you a rebuilt Unit, you ship them your defective Unit.
Cost: $99.00 ABS Module + $20.00 shipping.
Pro/Con: Opposite of the above.
HTH
I would personally prefer, if you decide to spout off, that you should register? Victor is a registered member?
I have used BBA and yes they are good(for Saab stuff) I personally prefer Victor for my Volvo modules. If you take note he spends time here doing Q&A . I don't see BBA doing it here?
"SMOKE TROUT NOT CRACK"
#5
Posted 02 October 2007 - 02:30 PM
QUOTE(MrWinkey @ Oct 1 2007, 11:56 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I would personally prefer, if you decide to spout off, that you should register? Victor is a registered member?
I have used BBA and yes they are good(for Saab stuff) I personally prefer Victor for my Volvo modules. If you take note he spends time here doing Q&A . I don't see BBA doing it here?
I have used BBA and yes they are good(for Saab stuff) I personally prefer Victor for my Volvo modules. If you take note he spends time here doing Q&A . I don't see BBA doing it here?
Just registered as "cn90". Done.
Now I post 'legally'
1998 V70 Non-Turbo 100K miles
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