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Toyota Corolla e11 1998 1.3 4E - ABS not working (no ignition test)

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  • #1 16980052
    Game Master
    Level 10  
    I warmly welcome.

    I am the happy owner of a Toyota Corolli e11 from 1998. 1.3 4E-FE petrol engine, liftback body type :)

    Everything works fine except for one drawback that bothers me.

    ABS is not working, this is not signaled! ; /
    I checked all fuses responsible for ABS operation. I tried to detach them, causing a break in the circuit, but after turning to ignition, nothing else on the board.

    What do you advise

    I enclose photos of fuse boxes and a diagram which I suggested.
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  • #2 16980116
    lukasrsv
    Level 20  
    And the bulb from the ABS indicator is sometimes not damaged?
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  • #3 16980142
    Game Master
    Level 10  
    Thank you for your answer. How to check this bulb? Need to spin the clocks?

    PS. turns on after turning the ignition key
    - orange ENGINE
    - in red OIL, HANDBRAKE, BATTERY AND AIRBAG (goes out after a few seconds)
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    #4 16980150
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Check the bulb circuit as a colleague above suggests and whether you can read the errors from the ABS controller. ?
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    #5 16980152
    lukasrsv
    Level 20  
    Unfortunately, you need to remove the clocks. Then you take out the bulb and you can check it with a meter or connecting it to 12 V.
  • #6 16980182
    Game Master
    Level 10  
    Wow, what does it mean to be able to read errors from an ABS driver? :) Only professional connection to a computer comes into play or something like that can be read at home?
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  • #7 16980194
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Game Master wrote:
    Wow, what does it mean to be able to read errors from an ABS driver? :) Only professional connection to a computer comes into play or something like that can be read at home?


    I mean, do you have a friend (familiar workshop) who could read your mistakes?
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    #8 16980198
    lukasrsv
    Level 20  
    For this you need a diagnostic interface and without it at home, nothing will come of it.
  • #9 16980199
    Game Master
    Level 10  
    Unfortunately not
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    #10 16980209
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    It is at home that you can get to the meter and check the light bulb, and if it turns out that it works, it remains to check all the fuses thoroughly and then, as you will find nothing, there is a workshop and connection to the controller.
  • #11 16980212
    Game Master
    Level 10  
    I'm afraid that the previous owner was offended by this control and did something with it. Although, sometimes I really press the brake pedal hard and intensely, I have the impression that something in the chassis is shooting, but the brake pedal does not feel bouncing. With a slight inhibition of this symptom I did not notice :) In both cases, in my opinion, the car slides onto the lock :D
  • #12 16980214
    lukasrsv
    Level 20  
    I suggest looking for a diagnostician with such an interface because replacing a burnt out bulb alone will not repair ABS.
  • #13 16980220
    Game Master
    Level 10  
    I will agree with that :)
    Okay, thank you for now. I will try to comprehend it :)
  • #14 16980229
    rafcio_21
    Level 29  
    Write what came out of the diagnosis in the workshop. best regards
  • #15 17728757
    BartekKRK-BDG
    Level 2  
    I'm reactivating a thread. I have the same problem. I wanted to try to replace the ABS module blind ... I just don't know where it is :P Can you tell me more or less where this module is located?
    Best regards!
  • #16 17728853
    gimak
    Level 41  
    Game Master wrote:
    ABS is not working, this is not signaled!

    If the ABS does not work and the indicator light is off, it is either burned or, as someone wrote above, the bulb is disconnected. Replacing the bulb or connecting the lamp alone will not fix the ABS. At this age of the car, you should take into account damaged (contaminated or cracked) ABS toothed rings on the wheel hubs or even damaged ABS sensors. The condition of the rings can be checked from the channel or on the lift - I would start with that.
  • #17 17728887
    BartekKRK-BDG
    Level 2  
    Only I don't want to change the light bulb :-) I want to replace the ABS control module. Mechanics checked the pump and after connecting 'briefly' (from what they said) it worked. That is why I am thinking about replacing the ABS module :-) I just don't know where he is.
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The discussion revolves around a 1998 Toyota Corolla E11 with a 1.3 4E-FE petrol engine, where the owner reports that the ABS system is not functioning, and there is no warning light indicating a fault. The owner has checked all relevant fuses without success. Responses suggest checking the ABS indicator bulb, which may be burnt out or disconnected, and recommend using a multimeter to test it. Additionally, it is advised to read error codes from the ABS controller, which requires a diagnostic interface. Other potential issues include damaged ABS toothed rings or sensors. One participant inquires about the location of the ABS control module, indicating a desire to replace it. The consensus is that simply replacing the bulb will not resolve the ABS issue, and professional diagnostics may be necessary.
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