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Question by Ironside
Submitted on 1/7/2006
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I have got a 1992 Chrysler Plymouth Voyager and in the last few months, the ABS light will not go out, it just stays on.  My car has gone to Chrysler dealer here the UK but they have told me they can't find the connector that the computer/scanner plugs into so we can find the fault.  Does anyone either know what is wrong with the ABS light, or can tell me whereabouts on the car the connector is, so the diagnostic computer/scanner can be plugged in


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