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What part is this?
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Some type of brake control system. ABS? The broken line would go to the rear brakes.
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That looks like an ABS module based on it's location and the connections going to it.
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ABS for sure, I’ll move this over to brakes…
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Abs module.
Or...
RDWPWSRCM
(Rapid Deceleration With Prevented Wheel Skidding Retroencabulator Control Module.)
One of your output wave guide conduits is severed.
Or...
RDWPWSRCM
(Rapid Deceleration With Prevented Wheel Skidding Retroencabulator Control Module.)
One of your output wave guide conduits is severed.
did someone solder the rear line???????? 
the threads on the adapters are different/metric/AN or something else weird with a bubble flare on the line.
there are replacement adapters, figuring out what it is takes some thread gauge tools. or a trip to the junk yard.
I found they can be different between years.
each position is different so they cannot be mixed up.
the threads on the adapters are different/metric/AN or something else weird with a bubble flare on the line.
there are replacement adapters, figuring out what it is takes some thread gauge tools. or a trip to the junk yard.
I found they can be different between years.
each position is different so they cannot be mixed up.
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