Blue Wire/ABS
Discussion in 'Heavy Duty Diesel Truck Mechanics Forum' started by Dirty-Low-Walker, Jan 9, 2018.
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Here is diagram for older style set-up. Pretty sure your is other style. Lots of small running electrical changes on KW "B" cabs until "B" cab upgrade of 05.
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The above diagram is what Pup was talking about. Think it was phased out 96-97ish, but I am probably wrong!
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The T800 is a B, i thought the B was just a different nose.
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Yep. "B" is Kenworths reference to the cab hence B cab. W900, T800, T600, and T660 share same cab. Each model has letter designations also. Were you thinking W900B, but also a L and S versions.Oxbow Thanks this.
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When i purchased the W900L back about 5 years or so i asked the salesman from Coopersburg KW about the difference between a T 800 and a T 800 B and he said there was no difference, but when i purchased the T 800 B the inside of the cab is different but the only difference is the dash board which i thought was different because it was a flat windshield versus the W 900L which has a curved windshield which has a deeper top to the dashboard.
After owning the T 800 B i noticed the nose is shaped different then a regular T 800,plus the headlight box area is molded into the side of the nose, a regular T 800 has a gap between the side of the nose and the molded headlight area, i also looked at other T 800's on truck paper which verified the nose difference, i never noticed any difference other then that, except i replaced the HVAC control box and harness on the W 900 and lost the tape markings i put on the W 900 where each air line goes and opened up the T800 to copy the line locations and noticed they weren't marked like the W 900 is.Oxbow Thanks this. -
Hi there. This thread is dead for a bit I have same issue as the topic starter- having no power to trailer abs... been at dealer for a week and they saying I need to change chassis harness and instrument panel harness... so I'm wondering how hard is that to DIY and where I can get part number for that?
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Looks like it should have a 30amp trailer abs fuse in the fuse panel. Being its a 97, someone could have been monekying in there since then. @spsauerland has spent more time on the kw side of ecat then I have, he might be able to pull up a diagram. I'm not having too much luck
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