Freinage antiblocage - Freinage antiblocage

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Diagnostic et essais
Se reporter au chapitre 206-09A, du Manuel des schémas électriques pour les schémas et les informations sur les connecteurs.
Equipement d'atelier et outillage standard
Contrôle et vérification
  1. Contrôler l'incident décrit par le client.
  1. Rechercher visuellement les signes apparents de dommages mécaniques ou électriques.
Tableau de contrôle visuel
MécaniqueElectrique
  • Capteur(s) de roue
  • Couronne(s) de capteur de vitesse de roue
  • Fusible(s)
  • Connecteur(s)
  • Faisceau(x) de câblage
  1. Si le contrôle révèle un incident évident, le corriger (si possible) avant de passer à l'étape suivante.
  1. Si l'origine de l'incident n'est pas visuellement évidente, brancher l'équipement de diagnostic Ford sur le connecteur de liaison de données et sélectionner le véhicule à contrôler depuis le menu de l'outil de diagnostic.

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