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Chart B6, Miscellaneous EBCM Inputs

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  1. The first circuit in this chart is the Diagnostic Enable. This consists of a circuit from EBCM pin No. 26 to ALDL (Assembly Line Diagnostic Link) pin H. Normally grounding ALDL pin H before turning on ignition, will cause the EBCM to go into diagnostic mode.
  2. The brake lamp switch receives power through Fuse No. 13. When the brake pedal is depressed a signal is sent on circuit 20 to EBCM pin No. 12. This causes the EBCM to increase its sensitivity to wheel speed sensor inputs.
Fig 1: Flow Chart B6, Miscellaneous EBCM Input
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