Why don't give answer - Cars & Trucks

What question It is impossible to answer it when you don,t give prper details of what you are asking about,DAAAAAAAAAAAA

You need a repair shop to diagnose,
don't mean to give you a short answer,
but the ABS Braking System take lots of
reference material and experience to know
your way around it

take it to a auto parts store or dealer so they can put on the obd scan machine on, that will give a code and will give you an answer as to what the flashing light means.

Since I don't know the configuration of your engine, I can't give you a good answer. But, if the pump is inside your timing cover, and is run off the timing belt, a rough estimate would be about 4 hours labor time. Just a guess, Dale.

Hello Douglas - I just received the question, sorry to hear you gave up. Good luck.

Dennis - - I have been debating on contacting you or not.
Since I don't have any questions I guess the only way for you to speak to me is thru other people's questions which is not fair to them. Maybe I should post a question to give you an avenue to take to reach me.
Don't worry about how I answer questions. I have not been impressed with some of yours either. I answer questions when I think I can help the person asking.
When I post a solution I expect the person asking to engage in a conversation with me to find the answer. And most of my questions are actually suggestions they should have already checked on.
I will either post a question or provide you with my email address if you need to reach me.

It's really hard to answer a question such as this. There's barely enough information to reach any type of conclusion. What kind of Jeep? Cherokee? Grand Cherokee, Wrangler? Renegade? Liberty? I could just keep going. Maybe it's a Willys 1942? I really don't know. However, based on what little information you've provided I'll give a little answer. Fuse. How's that. No. Wait, if it's an infinity system it has a factory amp. If only I knew which year and model...Hmmm, Cherokee's and Grand Cherokees have them under the back seat. Does yours have a fuse in it? I don't know BECAUSE I DON'T KNOW WHAT YEAR AND MODEL IT IS.

Can't really give you a super-detailed answer since I don't know what kind of vehicle you have, but try looking in your trunk. Most newer vehicles have simple thumb-screws inside the trunk allowing you to remove the entire taillight housing to change the bulbs and such.

Don't know the answer but consider a few things

You now have newer model saturn
That means totally different electronics,
throughout the car

Braking Systems or any vehicle systems
are designed by engineers to do specific
things a certain way ,and millions of dollars
are spent getting the final product to the dealer

Your not doing a restoration or modification,
as you would on, say a 55 chevy here

So my answer is, you don't have one thing I can
think of in the braking system that would be compatible
from disc to drum, when you consider the ABS System
Electronics and now way you have the same master cylinder
or wheel cylinder diameters,volume,metering valves etc.

Someone may give you a very technical answer, that it has &
can be done by someone on this site.

I personally could engineer it,but wouldn't, it is a daily
driver and 10 years old. You don't spent any time or money
on something like that.
They don't even make Saturns anymore

all you have to do is ask fixya for a refund on the payment they will give it back to you