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I spent most of my weekend looking for this info so I wanted to repost it here in case anyone else ever needs it, hopefully it's easier to find. This is NOT available in any of the GM service manuals or thru GM at all from what I could find. I found lots of info on the 5 port ABS module, but nothing on the 6 port module. The module itself is not labeled either.
If you ever replace the ABS module (EBCM) or replace brake lines and need the routing diagram for the 6 ports/outlets (RPO Code JL4 Active Handling), here it is:
Looking at the ports face on:
Top row (Left Front)-(Right Front)-(Left Rear)-(Right Rear)
Bottom row (Front Master Cyl (primary), closest to Power Brake Booster)-(Rear Master Cyl)
I spent most of my weekend looking for this info so I wanted to repost it here in case anyone else ever needs it, hopefully it's easier to find. This is NOT available in any of the GM service manuals or thru GM at all from what I could find. I found lots of info on the 5 port ABS module, but nothing on the 6 port module. The module itself is not labeled either.
If you ever replace the ABS module (EBCM) or replace brake lines and need the routing diagram for the 6 ports/outlets (RPO Code JL4 Active Handling), here it is:
Looking at the ports face on:
Top row (Left Front)-(Right Front)-(Left Rear)-(Right Rear)
I believe you have the last 2 ports reversed.
* Front brakes (primary)(2) rear of master cylinder or proportioning valve.
* Rear brakes (secondary)(1) front of master cylinder or proportioning valve.
Rear brakes are normally fed from the front of the master cylinder
Can anyone make this anymore confusing?
Attached is a diagram.
I believe you have the last 2 ports reversed.
* Front brakes (primary)(2) rear of master cylinder or proportioning valve.
* Rear brakes (secondary)(1) front of master cylinder or proportioning valve.
Rear brakes are normally fed from the front of the master cylinder
Can anyone make this anymore confusing?
Attached is a diagram.
When I labeled it Front Master Cylinder, I would consider that the closest to the power brake booster. Probably should have labeled it Front Brakes or Primary as the service manual does. I"ll edit the post.
im a little late to the game here. I, too, just went through finding the correct 6-port BPMV. I finally have one, however, i stripped the port of the last one i had. Does anyone know the port thread sizes?