OEM Ford ABS Relay

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The Ford ABS Relay transmits battery power to the anti lock braking system and pump in order to ensure that your wheels have traction when you suddenly stop. Ford was founded by Henry Ford in 1903 and has transformed the manufacturing process with moving assembly line, then excited a driver with a powerful but fuel-efficient EcoBoost engine, voice controlled SYNC infotainment and Co-Pilot360 tools which alert a driver of the vehicle drifting off the road and can automatically brake. The F-150 Lightning today demonstrates that Ford has the ability to transport the tough stuff and still never release a tailpipe emission, which indicates a gradual move towards safer and cleaner mobility. The Ford ABS Relay is a small plug in type of switch that reacts immediately to the ignition signals and provides constant current to the ABS brain enabling the car to pulse the brakes thousands of times in a minute. In order to change the ABS Relay, begin by parking in a safe place, switch off the engine and disconnect the battery ground cable. Activate the fuse or relays box, and align the new ABS Relay to the existing one and hold the old part and simply take it out in a straight line and do not twist. Clean the socket, remove corrosion and then force the new relay down until the click is heard. Install the battery again, press the key cycle, and ensure the ABS warning light clears and make a brief test drive with safe stops to ensure the car brakes normally.