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This video is a continuation of part 1. In part 1 I diagnosed the issue to be a bad window motor. In this video I show how to replace the motor.
This video is a continuation of part 1. In part 1 I diagnosed the issue to be a bad window motor. In this video I show how to replace the motor.
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It’s funny to me how often these ABS modules seem to go bad. I’ve heard
they get small amounts of dirt between the module and the pins they fit
onto, but I’ve heard of people cleaning it and then a couple weeks later
they get an error for it again. These issues seem to be (possibly) a GM
thing. I have a 2002 Saab and a 2003 Saab that have this issue. Saab was
owned by GM when my cars were produced, so it could very well be a GM part
on my car.