SERVICE MANUAL UPDATE SEC.8A-44 ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYS

VEHICLES AFFECTED: 1990 PONTIAC, BUICK AND OLDSMOBILE W

1990 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SERVICE MANUAL

Section 8A-44 in the 1990 Pontiac Grand Prix Service Manual contains incorrect information. Please make the following changes in your copy of the Manual.

1. On page 8A-44-23, Change step 2 in the trouble tree to read "IS CODE A007 ALSO SET?" instead of "IS CODE A043 ALSO SET?"

2. On page 8A-44-114, Change the name of connector C165 in the schematic to connector C164.

3. On page 8A-44-120, Change the name of the RR Wheel Speed Sensor in the schematic to RF Wheel Speed Sensor.

4. On page 8A-44-127, Change step 5 in the trouble tree to read "MEASURE RESISTANCE BETWEEN TERMINAL 1C1 OF ANTILOCK BRAKE CONTROLLER CONNECTOR AND GROUND" instead of "MEASURE RESISTANCE BETWEEN TERMINAL 1C4 OF ANTILOCK BRAKE CONTROLLER CONNECTOR AND GROUND'.

5. On page 8A-44-1, Change the terminal designation for the Anti-lock Brake Controller's LF Wheel Speed Input from terminal 1C5 (CKT 8730 to terminal 1C2.

1990 BUICK REGAL AND OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME

Section 8A-44 in the 1990 Buick Regal and Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme Service Manual contains incorrect information. Please make the following changes in your copy of the Manual.

1. On page 8A-44-23, Change step 2 in the trouble tree to read "IS CODE A007 ALSO SET?" instead of "IS CODE A043 ALSO SET?"

2. On page 8A-44-114, Change the name of connector C165 in the schematic to connector C164.

3. On page 8A-44-120, Change the name of the RR Wheel Speed Sensor in the schematic to RF Wheel Speed Sensor.

4. On page 8A-44-127, Change step 5 in the trouble tree to read "MEASURE RESISTANCE BETWEEN TERMINAL 1C1 OF ANTILOCK BRAKE CONTROLLER CONNECTOR AND GROUND" instead of "MEASURE RESISTANCE BETWEEN TERMINAL 1C4 OF ANTILOCK BRAKE CONTROLLER AND GROUND".

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