ABS Fuses - No. 32 Passenger, No. 7 & 8 Engine bay.

bearhouse · 28th April 2024, 17:02

Hi All,

According to the technical info I found, it says there are three fuses for the ABS / Traction Control. Fuse No. 32 in the passenger fuse box and fuse No. 7 in the engine fuse box and it says fuse / link No. 8 in the engine fuse box.

My number 32 and number 7 are ok but I don’t have anything fitted in the number 8 position. Should there be?

It’s obviously my fuses have been taken out to presumably be tested by garages. Maybe No. 8 wasn’t put back?

SD1too · 28th April 2024, 18:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by bearhouse

... I don’t have anything fitted in the number 8 position. Should there be?

Yes. Fuse link 8 is 150 amps so it will look more like a strip of metal than a fuse. It's a live battery supply to the ABS ECU.

Fuse 32 in the passenger footwell fusebox is the switched ignition supply to the ABS ECU on the early fusebox design.

Simon

28th April 2024, 17:02	#1
bearhouse Regular poster Rover 75 Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Herts Posts: 98 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	ABS Fuses - No. 32 Passenger, No. 7 & 8 Engine bay. Hi All, According to the technical info I found, it says there are three fuses for the ABS / Traction Control. Fuse No. 32 in the passenger fuse box and fuse No. 7 in the engine fuse box and it says fuse / link No. 8 in the engine fuse box. My number 32 and number 7 are ok but I don’t have anything fitted in the number 8 position. Should there be? It’s obviously my fuses have been taken out to presumably be tested by garages. Maybe No. 8 wasn’t put back?