Brake Controller/No Response

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  1. Cruiser9

    Cruiser9 Bobtail Member

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    Trying to get an '05 Century in working order. There were no fault codes or dash lights when I replaced all 4 batteries. Now I have a "tractor ABS" light on and a fault code stating "Brake Controller/No Response". Any advise on where to start? Fuse? Wiring?

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    Heavyd Road Train Member

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    Double check all your battery connections and make sure you didn't miss any wires. It is common for devices like this to get their power directly from the batteries. Some times those little harnesses fall in behind the batteries and get missed.
     
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    ABS ore EBS newer battery powered on any Daimler truck. It is powered from PDM to small fuse box in dr. side pillar. Wires are usually damaged under dr. door...
     
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    Heavyd Thanks this.
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    I will check both of these today. Thanks.
     
    Cruiser9, May 16, 2013
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