ABC control Valve 0 Volts
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2002 CL600
ABC control Valve 0 Volts
Hey all,
i just ran some abc tests through DAS and found that my right front and rear abc control valves have exactly zero volts when actuated. Does anybody of some easy thing I'm missing here? All other locking and control valves work fine...
i just ran some abc tests through DAS and found that my right front and rear abc control valves have exactly zero volts when actuated. Does anybody of some easy thing I'm missing here? All other locking and control valves work fine...
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Benz
Are you checking the power at the valve or coming out of the control module? Also are you actuating the valve via SDS or pushing the button on dash?
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2002 CL600
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2002 CL600
Only the left front & rear. For the right side, only the strut blocking valves respond to actuation. The control valves do not respond and do not have any static voltage (voltage prior to actuation).
If I wanted to manually apply voltage to the valve, what would be the proper amperage? I don't want to damage it if I want to check the electrical connection.
If I wanted to manually apply voltage to the valve, what would be the proper amperage? I don't want to damage it if I want to check the electrical connection.
Last edited by Andreas Grant; Aug 15, 2017 at 12:33 AM.
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Benz
Only the left front & rear. For the right side, only the strut blocking valves respond to actuation. The control valves do not respond and do not have any static voltage (voltage prior to actuation).
If I wanted to manually apply voltage to the valve, what would be the proper amperage? I don't want to damage it if I want to check the electrical connection.
If I wanted to manually apply voltage to the valve, what would be the proper amperage? I don't want to damage it if I want to check the electrical connection.
