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ABS code 1-4-1 - 850-94

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Old Oct 5th, 2019, 19:47   #1
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Good day everyone!

I have a Volvo 854, 1994 year model. I'll be making a longer trip later in the year and remembered that the car sometimes sets off the ABS indicator light. I wrote down the codes and this is what we got;

1-4-1 - Shorted/defect "Brake Pedal Travel Sensor".
1-4-2 - Shorted/defect brake light switch.

Now, I figure it would be nice fixing this before the snow, so I have done quite a bit of research on the subject, yet I'm a bit confused hence this post. Many posts suggest that code 1-4-1 is the result of a the so called "EBD switch". This switch, to my knowledge is the following;

Part.no: 9173210

Now, the problem with that is that this switch only applies to master cylinders from 1996- according to the parts list. A 1994 model does not seem to have this "EBD switch";


Other post has suggested that it is this "pedal travel sensor" located on the power cylinder;

Part.no: 271892

Since these two sensors are completely different, yet some sources point to the same error code, I'm just in a state of confusion.

Is there anyone who has had the experience of a -1995 850 with the error codes 1-4-1/1-4-2 and know what to do to fix it?

Thanks in advance,
Sincerely,
Carl
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Hope this helpful.

https://www.volvoforums.org.uk/showt...t=97192&page=5

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