Abs fault and Service active handling fix part 2

This is part 2 and the finish of troubleshooting my Service Active handling and ABS fault messages.
I found the fault codes, looked them up, and looked at the grounds in part 1. In this video, I found the bad solder joints on a relay in the ECBM and fixed it and put everything back together.
Hope this helps you if you ever get these faults!
Have a great day!
-Bags
#solderingisfun #dontburnyourself #c5problems #vettelife #garagefun

[@iansouch]

After this repair mine cleared after trying before screwing down but then after fixing in place the dreaded lights came back on. I cleaned the ground point below the battery & then ran through an auto bleed (without bleeding) using my scan tool. That worked, drove a couple miles, all ok 🤞

[@jameskelly956]

Every little bit helps! Thanks for the post!

[@maintainersgarage]

Indeed it does James, thank you!!

[@the13546754]

Great video, very informative! Man no I got to replicate lol.

[@maintainersgarage]

Thanks!

[@Car_Mo]

I fixed the EBCM this way and have no error codes when standing still, but the error codes come back after the car starts rolling. I don't think I've seen a single video about EBCM where someone mention that. It's all; "ignition on, code gone, yay".
Might be worth to do a rolling check before popping the champagne.

[@maintainersgarage]

I had the car another 12 months after repair and it was still good

[@iansouch]

After this repair mine cleared after trying before screwing down but then after fixing in place the dreaded lights came back on. I cleaned the ground point below the battery & then ran through an auto bleed (without bleeding) using my scan tool. That worked, drove a couple miles, all ok 🤞

[@maintainersgarage]

@iansouch glad you got it sorted!

[@joshuaborem7063]

Isn’t that the Electronic Brake Control Module? Not “Body”

[@maintainersgarage]

insert face palm meme here!!! Yes, Joshua my dumb self should have said electronic BRAKE control module! Thanks for pointing that out, I totally missed it

[@TheFerrarimovement]

Any tips on actually opening the ebcm silicon seal?

[@maintainersgarage]

. If you look at the ebcm i gouged it up good.Keep that in mind going fwd. Use a razor and cut deep as possible on the horizontal plane with the ecbm screw holes pointing up. Then use multiple wood wedges or pry bars or screw drivers prying up working your way around. And once you get an 1/8 inch gap all the way around clean out that hole in the video where i say use a punch and beat the heck outa it. A good vice will help a lot here. If no vice, gouge and pry and gouge and pry

[@maintainersgarage]

I didn't talk about it cause I did not wanna show all the crap I did to separate them. I am sure there is a better way, I just couldn't figure it out

[@TheMjphoto45]

tap threaded hole in space that has filled in hole

[@puertoriqueno24]

I currently have active handling 😅

[@ajcates9136]

I currently don’t lol

[@raymondshartrand2417]

So where is part 1 ?

[@maintainersgarage]

czcams.com/video/bdlM93o2tFI/video.html

[@danielbudimir8519]

What codes did you have

[@maintainersgarage]

Service active handling

[@ACreativeGuy]

He had C1214 on part 1

[@maintainersgarage]

@@ACreativeGuy thanks for the assistance!!

[@danielbudimir8519]

@@ACreativeGuy thanks....I replaced the module and everything is working...1300$ ..I had an error code that wasn't fixable.

[@Lars4468]

Hello...but i have only the c1276 code ..
No abs problem ..whatts this ??

[@ahmeda3050]

I have a 2000 FRC and I guess this can't be done on the

[@maintainersgarage]

Maybe, not all pre2001 models had active handling. So it could apply if you have active handling. There was a software and hardware change in 2001 so i can't say for sure this doesn't apply