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Eric,
Let me start with you are the man…..your site has been super helpful with my recent purchase of 1994 Honda Accord for my 17 yr old daughter.
My ABS light is on and cause of your site I have established the code is 72 which is LF Selenoid….I believe that means I would have to replace the entire ABS Module. New that part is like $1200 which is more than the value of the vehicle. I work at a dealership and we have a trade in which is a 1996 Acura Integra Vin#JH4DC4464TS024355 and I could take the ABS unit out of there and put it in my 1994 Honda Accord Vin# 1HGCD7250RA048688 if you think it would work or be the same part.
Or if you have any other suggestions on how I could fix this cost effectively.
Thanks in advance for your possible help.
Regards,
Matt Cooper
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I’m not sure if the parts are interchangeable? If you pull the abs fuse
the cars brakes will work normal you just would not have the abs feature.Try this instead: Replace the sensor to the LF wheel and then clear the codes by pulling the ABS fuse for at least 30 seconds.
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Some years of integrated were compatible. But I would use a parts site to compare part numbers. I had an abs light for overrun. I looked into swapping it out but found a diy for replacing some parts. In the it turned out to just need filling it’s tank and reseting the fuse
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