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Dave Strasinger Posted on Nov 13, 2010
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How do I reconnect the front brake lines to the brake control module? Which lines go where?

  • Dave Strasinger
    Dave Strasinger Nov 19, 2010

    A friendly reader from another site replied with a solution to this problem:
    Reply - Anonymous, November 17, 2010, 07:19
    As you face the BPMV you have the 5 holes
    top 3 to outputs(brakes) and bottom 2 inputs(master)
    Upper Left supplies Left Front brake
    Upper Middle supplies Right Front brake
    Upper Right supplies Rear brake only one that turns and goes directly to rear.
    Lower Left supplies Master Cylinder Secondary/Front Input
    Lower Right supplies Master Cylinder Primary/Front Input

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Straus, the brake lines all have different size threads and can only be screwed into the correct ports. How could you screw this up? And how could you call my answer vauge on the wheel bearing diagnosis? Its the only thing that would change with the vehicle weight shift from side to side. Also no Gm 4x4 of this size has a "transaxle". They have a: Transmission,transfer case, and a front and rear differential. No transaxle unit here! You should not be able to give advice here, you have no idea what you are doing or talking about. I have to refix many cars at my work because people like you think you know how to work on cars.

  • Anonymous Mar 22, 2011

    O ya. I have done at least 10 of these units and at least 50 hub bearings in the last year on gmc 1500-3500

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