ABS - Brakes

Dave,
I'd go to an independant shop for an estimate. Dealers usually charge
more, and want to do high dollar repairs with little diagnosis. Are
your brakes working OK? You could always remove the bulbs (just
kidding).
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Cheers,
Steve
82 Z28
96 K1500
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I had the same problem with the 4-wheel ABS on my 1992 Astro Van with
just over 60,000 miles on it. The dealer determined the problem by
by the code stored in the computer, and quoted $900 just for the EHCU.
Chevrolet would offer NO assistance with the repair, not even partial
assistance. The dealer said the mechanical parts of my brake system
were working properly, just the anti-lock computer was shut down.
I could slam on the brakes and lock the wheels up now.

While on vacation I found out my brother-in-law had a friend that
worked for a Chevrolet parts distributor. He checked with someone
he knew, and said the EHCU was the correct part for a code 62, and
his best price for the EHCU was around $630. It would still be
another $400 to have the EHCU installed.

I decided this was too expensive, and have driven 33,000 miles
over the last 1.5 years with no problems. I just have to watch the
brake fluid level more closely, and check the parking brake often
since the ABS and Brake lights are on all the time.

Jeff