Place the vehicle on a two-post lift
Disconnect the battery
Install a device on the brake pedal to reduce the amount of brake fluid leaking.
Fig. ABS Hydro-Electronic Module: 1 — Hydro-Electronic Module Connector; 2 — Right Front Wheel Brake Master Cylinder Line; 3 — Left Rear Wheel Brake Master Cylinder Line; 4 — pipeline of the working cylinder of the brake mechanism of the right rear wheel; 5 — pipeline of the working cylinder of the mechanism of the left front wheel; 6, 7 — pipelines of the master brake cylinder; 8 — Pump
You will need a special 11 mm wrench to loosen the pipe nuts.
Pump the brake fluid out of the master cylinder reservoir.
Remove the sound insulation
Removing the wiring harness connector retaining clip
Disconnecting the connector from the hydraulic electronic module connector
Remove the hydraulic unit bracket mounting bolts.
Unscrew the brake master cylinder line nut and carefully move the line aside.
Unscrew the working cylinder lines one by one, while carefully moving the tubes away from the ABS hydraulic unit.
Unscrew the second line from the master cylinder
Remove the ABS hydraulic module
Installation
Connect the brake lines and tighten them a few turns, making sure the union nuts are threaded correctly. After that, use a wrench.
After all the lines are tightened, loosely attach the hydraulic unit bracket with bolts.
After After this, tighten the lines.
Tighten to the specified torque:
- – Valve body bracket mounting bolts (6.5 Nm);
- – Valve body pipe mounting nuts (14 Nm);
- – Valve body to bracket mounting bolts (8 Nm).
Bleed the brake system
Depending on the configuration, on some vehicles, other parts and assemblies may need to be removed to access the ABS unit.
