I've owned my T-Bird since 1977 and I can tell you with some degree of confidence that I can find almost any part I need, down to the last bolt, nut or screw. But I digress. If one would review my original post it would appear that I was seeking input from a fellow 2010 owner who had their faulty abs repaired, nothing more. Upon further examination one could reasonably conclude that 1) I had contacted numerous repair facilities (including those cited) with no success and 2) I would not be interested in a used part since a new part was now in stock. Frankly, the replies I have received so far have been of little value. By the way the build date of my Mustang is 06/09 so I guess the "nothing" I ordered is actually "something" after all.
Just like with a 1960s Mustang I'm sure plenty is reproduced for that car but you're not finding "almost any part I need, down to the last bolt, nut or screw" in
NOS parts... You were the one that brought up a totally unrelated vehicle but we're not talking about a vintage car here anyway so it's not worth mentioning anymore.
Most automotive module repair services fix ABS modules as advertised on their webpages. However, not all of them are able to be fixed especially the newer that they are. In post #4 you already admitted that you got one out of whichever ones you contacted to tell you that they would fix it. Therefore, I reasonably conclude that you stating that you had "no success" is completely untrue. Like anything else there's plenty of services out there with some being more capable and/or trustworthy than others. It may be that only a select one or two out there can even fix such a modern ABS module so the cost would be high for those that can.
No one here knows which of those places can fix a 2010 module so in case where someone is unable to buy a new one from Ford then calling each one is the only way to find out.
Frankly, I find it odd that you seem to expect that ABS module repairs are frequently talked about on a car forum with such constant frequency. These expectations are unreasonable as ABS modules are probably the best made modules in a vehicle and as such they rarely go bad. They aren't like BCM/GEM/SJB modules that are a more common problem. People have had their ABS modules repaired in previous discussions but perhaps they were all older since 2010 is about the cutoff year for Ford still making them for the Mustang.
Saying that the "the replies I have received so far have been of little value" is a smug thing to say when you're the one asking for help. Sometimes no one knows with an uncommon problem. That's just the way it is even on a forum this big.
I clearly stated already in my previous post that if
you own a car made from 02/2009-08/03/2009 then the module
may still be available new from Ford if you're lucky. I even posted specific links to the largest Ford dealers in the country. You hadn't previously posted your production date so kindly don't act like you proved anything with your "I guess the "nothing" I ordered is actually "something" after all" statement. Lucky for you it's supposedly still available but if it wasn't like in 6 months to a year from now then either a used one or if someone could repair yours would be your
only options.
