WTB ABS Pump Relay, got a spare?

[Flyman 27]

My ABS Pump Relay has failed and I am having a hard time finding a replacement.
Bosch 332205003
Ebay just has sketchy Junk Yard crap.
Rock Auto had them new for $18 not long ago.... Missed that opportunity.

[tccrab]

Mine failed a few years ago, research led me to the conclusion that they were made of pure unobtanium.
Further research indicated its a simple 12v relay, the only thing special is the case and associated plug and socket.
I did a detailed write up with pictures on how to replace the old Bosche with an off the shelf $5 relay from your local auto parts store.
You will need a soldering iron, some wire, simple tools and patience, but the end result is, no more ABS problems.
Do a search on ABS and my nickname, Crabs.
I cant post a link as my tablet that im using wont let me do a search.

Crabs

Ps, you will absolutely need a Tech1 to reset the ABS code.


Found the link:
https://www.zr1.net/forum/showpost.p...0&postcount=17
https://www.zr1.net/forum/showpost.p...1&postcount=18

[tiegsd]

Awesome! May end up need this with my own ABS troubleshooting pending. Thanks!

[Z51JEFF]

Years ago there was a Corvette wrecking yard about 10 miles from me. When I was having an issue with my ABS I'd go out there and basically they'd give the stuff,I had been out so many times over the years they'd let me go out in the yard and look for something. I took every relay I could find,an extra accelerometer I think and a baggy full of fuses. Not sure why I took the fuses,thinking the NCRS crowd might be able to use them I guess.when I saw you post this somewhere,Facebook Kanye I went looking for these relays,can't find them anywhere.

[Flyman 27]

While searching, I found a list of OEM part numbers that Bosch has sold that part under. One of them, the Jaguar JLM1315 I found over seas was still available. I ordered it but it has not arrived yet. Hopefully....

[Matt B]

Originally Posted by tccrab

Mine failed a few years ago, research led me to the conclusion that they were made of pure unobtanium.
Further research indicated its a simple 12v relay, the only thing special is the case and associated plug and socket.
I did a detailed write up with pictures on how to replace the old Bosche with an off the shelf $5 relay from your local auto parts store.
You will need a soldering iron, some wire, simple tools and patience, but the end result is, no more ABS problems.
Do a search on ABS and my nickname, Crabs.
I cant post a link as my tablet that im using wont let me do a search.

Crabs

Ps, you will absolutely need a Tech1 to reset the ABS code.


Found the link:
https://www.zr1.net/forum/showpost.p...0&postcount=17
https://www.zr1.net/forum/showpost.p...1&postcount=18

Great! Thanks for posting!