In article <3EFB77E7.305@digivision.com>, rsmillar@adnc.com wrote:

> Wife's 93 Accord SE has been relegated to 3rd position in the food
> chain, and we're getting ready to sell it. This is a one-owner car, and
> we have identified just one real problem with it (not bad for 240,000
> miles...); the ABS light came on about 500 miles ago, and now is on
> constantly.
>
> Dealer just told me the codes read back indicate an internal leak in the
> ABS modulator. They want $1,240 to replace. I'm having a hard time
> justifying sinking this kind of cash into a car with a quarter million
> miles on it, and one which we are going to sell. At the same time, I
> don't feel real good about selling this problem to "the next guy".
>
> What are my options? I believe I am capable of changing the part myself
> (understand that it operates under high pressure), but have no idea
> where to find replacement part. Junkyard scavenging would not be out of
> the question, if a part in reasonable condition could be found.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions,
>
> Randy
>
>
>
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I think your best option would be to visit the largest junk yard in your
area and get one off of a wrecked Accord. Some junk yards are on some sort
of network where they are linked with thousands of other junk yards. If
they don't have a wrecked 93 Accord--they can get the part for you from
another junk yard on their network. They may also give you free advice on
how to install it.