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Old 01-14-2008, 03:49 PM   #1
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ss spoiler + abs light

i know the LED's dont have the proper resistance so its sets off the ABS INOP lght on my 95Z. can someone explain what i have to do?

found this on shoebox but its like speaking spanish to me?>

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Old 01-14-2008, 04:52 PM   #2
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You have to buy the specified relay, and splice it into the power/ground wires for the 3rd brakelight as shown in the pic. Just make sure you get the right wire into the right connections (85 and 86) on the relay.

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Old 01-15-2008, 04:10 AM   #3
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looks like he just uses a standard relay. Like the ones you get in fog light and fuel pump kits
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Old 01-15-2008, 09:31 AM   #4
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so they should just have em on the shelf in the electrical section at autozone? kkkkkk
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Ha!! I put my SS spoilero n two years ago, and never had a problem like that. I have had my ABS INOP light come on, but it was reading for real hitting a puddle or somehting
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I put an SS spoiler on my 95z I had the the abs light come on to. I just went out to pepboys and got a standard 12v automotive relay and spliced it in to the power and ground like on shoebox's site and it care of the problem. Good Luck.
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Old 02-21-2008, 05:48 PM   #7
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finally got around to gettin a relay, installed it and it popped the fuse for the brake lights. took it apart and tried again, new fuse, popped it again. figured i would try a 25 fuse (was a 20) and all looked well until the wires melted where the relay was tapped in! why cant anything be easy? i put it all back the way it was cuz i ran outa fuses, ill save this project for another day lol
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You guys cursed me!!! the day I put my input on this damn thread, guess what? yeah, my friggin ABS light comes on randomly. I know its not my ABS cause Ive pressedion the brakes and the ABS worked fine, kicked right in, so this damn lights is coming on thanks to this thread
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finally got around to gettin a relay, installed it and it popped the fuse for the brake lights. took it apart and tried again, new fuse, popped it again. figured i would try a 25 fuse (was a 20) and all looked well until the wires melted where the relay was tapped in! why cant anything be easy? i put it all back the way it was cuz i ran outa fuses, ill save this project for another day lol
That's why switching to a larger size fuse doesn't solve problems.....

Are you sure you wired up the relay correctly?

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alright! finally got it to work, tried a different relay and spliced it in at a different point and no more ABS INOP light. its annoying hearing the relay click every time u hit and release the brakes, but i guess ill get used to it lol
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its annoying hearing the relay click every time u hit and release the brakes, but i guess ill get used to it lol
You could probably (carefully) wrap some type of insulation around it if it bothers you that much.

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See first post....

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