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rovermech 16th August 2022 08:34

Reading the BCM
 
Hi
Is there a scanner that will read the BCM (body control module) on a 2005 75
such as pin pointing which wheel as a abs problem.




Regards Graham

SD1too 16th August 2022 08:53

Hi Graham,

The ABS has its own ECU, integrated with the electro-mechanical modulator. It works on the CAN bus and communicates with the Engine Control Module not the Body Control Unit (this is according to RAVE).

Have you ruled out the front wheels using the simple checks?

Simon

dave lincs 16th August 2022 08:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by rovermech (Post 2942784)
Hi
Is there a scanner that will read the BCM (body control module) on a 2005 75
such as pin pointing which wheel as a abs problem.




Regards Graham

Hi Graham

Most garages these days have a good enough diagnostic machine that will code read a rover 75 ABS system, If you are stuck send me a PM as i have the perfect machine that will diagnose your problem

Dave

vitesse 16th August 2022 09:59

Toaf will read your car without difficulty and pinpoint which is the offending corner. It believe it reads the ABS module rather than the Body Control Unit.

Link: Toaf - https://toaf.roverki.eu/index.php/en/
Toaf - ready to go cable: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/174768878...1df6%7Ciid%3A1

Others are cheaper but require modification and even then don't always work as Hogweed will testify. I've bought from this seller and his cables do work.

Regards

BigRuss 16th August 2022 10:55

The ABS module actually has its own diagnostic line that connects directly to the OBD socket.

The ECM also connects directly on another pin in the OBD along with the cruise control, airbag and Autobox ECU'S which share the same line ;)

All other ECU's are diagnosed via the instrument pack.

Russ

BigRuss 16th August 2022 11:22

Graham as you're not too far away from me, if you would like me to have a look and tell you where your problem lies, feel free to drop me a message.


Russ

rovermech 16th August 2022 13:43

Reading the BCM
 
Thanks for all the replies, what happened I heard a clicking from the o/s/f
wheel, put the car up on stands and drove it but the clicking didn't happen and
silly me switched the engine off but left the key in the ign and started checking
the wheel by hand and I turned the wheel backwards and that put the abs light
on tried to remove the sensor but its solid so before removing the hub I'm going to run it and see if the light goes off which as happen on of my other cars

I do have 4 Rover's 2 17 year old 75s / 26 year old P38a / 62 year old P4 80


Regards Graham

rovermech 17th August 2022 08:49

Reading th bcm
 
Hi
Latest update went out in the 75 this morning and before I had traveled a mile
the ABS light went off, so all ok and back to normal, so back to getting the P4
ready for the next show, at last weeks show I received a rosette for the
condition of the car so that was nice.

So thanks again for all the replies

I love my Rovers

2 75s 1 P38a Range Rover 1 P4 80

Regards Graham


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