Crap! Took some pics, came to work to upload and realized I may have taken the wrong pics. Were you looking for pics of the stuff in the green on the Tcase or the stuff in the orange on the Trans?

woohoo, done!

Alrighty, I'll get on snappin' some pics tomorrow when its less dark/rainy.

Gotta' manual shift BW1356 on my e4OD in my '92 if ya' need pics of anything (from the outside).

5jumpedwires.JPG 6jumpednshrunk.JPG 7removed.JPG dia2.JPG The 4WABS Hydraulic Unit connector came out with Splice 150 and Splice 119. These two splices are both part of circuit 532. There's a ton o' O/Y wires and it goes a bit like this going from pins at connectors to splices andfinally to relays ...

Whew. It's all out!! Only ended up having to cut a few wires because they came outta' splices to other stuff. The speed signal is now routed straight from RABS->PSOM!

Should be the same circuit.

Thanks for the confirmation!

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Made some more progress this evenin': I was able to remove the rest of the circuit 523 O/Y wiring and the Hydraulic Control Unit connector. From S150->S119 and then out to 3 locations: one end of the diode in the Trailer Relay Box (skinny box) and one of the terminals on the 4WABS Relay #1 in the Tr...

This is the red piece I was referring to, the green circles show the location of the tabs that hold it in place. redcomin.jpg This is post red-piece removal redout.jpg Thin flatblade to deflect the little black tab holding the terminal in place. flatblade.jpg The little black tab (circled green) tha...

I am going through the same thing w/ my 94 Bronco. Let me make sure I got this right before i cut everything out. I gonna connect the blue to blue and the red to red then all the stuff highlighted in green goes in my trash can. Right? My abs light will come on but everything else check engine light...

Well, I made an uninformed attempt at terminal removal and busted one of the plastic terminal retainer housings, fortunately its at a location for a 4WABS relay I'm removing. In order to correctly remove terminals/wires from underneath the row of relays, there is a red plastic piece that locks in pl...

Thanks, SteveG, for the tape advice. Making slow progress, I found Splice 119 (S119) in between the Trailer Relay Box and the Engine Compartment Fuse Box. My question is, has anyone removed wires from the engine compartment fuse box underside? I can't tell by looking at it how to remove the circuit ...

Thanks! That makes sense.

Any idea where I might find this

harness tape

? I was worrying about whether electrical tape was gonna cut it for rewrapping the engine bay looms...

No prob, added some more EVTM pages/connector pinouts.

We'll I don't really wanna cut the wiring out so I'm trying to get as much out as reasonable. I have a bit of work ahead of me to remove it all cleanly. Here's my report thus far. 2 O/Y wires coming from 2 different pins on the Hydraulic Control Unit connector and another O/Y wire from the 4WABS Con...

mkiefer wrote:i take all of that crap out. i cut the abs harness out and connect the vss wires together and your good to go.

mkiefer, can you be more specific as to which wires you connect together?? I'm just about to get around to removing my 4wabs box... Thanks.

Only two wires for sure, but neither appear to be a ground... If one of the two was a 5v reference, the other wire should show no voltage/no pulses while the truck is parked with the engine on, correct? And that should be the wire I'm lookin' to connect straight to the PSOM pin#4? c119.JPG 42-3.gif ...

I'm a bit confused on this stuff myself. I'm looking at a 95 evtm, and it shows that the rear axle sensor has two outputs (high [R/PK circuit #523/4WABS module pin# 22] & low [LG/BK circuit #519/4wabs module pin #21]) connected to the 4wabs control module! From the 4wabs module to the PSOM, there is...