Everytime I'm driving my Rangie I can hear the ABS pump running constantly. I am suspecting the relay could be the problem. I removed the plastic cover under the driver's seat and the attached pic shows what I found. I think that one of those relays is the one that I am looking for. Could you tell me which one? Is this a matter of pulling it and replacing it with a new one to see if it resolves the problem?

Any other ideas and/or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

 

read this Product Instructions for Range Rovers

for some guidance

 

Outstanding. Thank you so much for that link.

According to the information:
"A common cause for ABS pump failure is the ABS pump relay, PRC9603 or valve relay, also PRC9603, located under the driver's seat. The factory requires replacement of both the pump and the valve relays at the time of ABS pump replacement to maintain the ABS pump warranty."

Follow up question. Since I am not replacing the ABS pump, should I just replace the ABS pump relay or both?

 

Both to avoid new problems shortly.

 

thanks for this thread and dialogue. My 94 RRC abs pump started running none stop this week. We live 2 hours from any competent rover mechanic. With the help her I ordered the relay from Atlantic British and within 24 hours it arrived and 5min of labour. It was replaced it my old girl is back firing on all cylinders. It was the 3rd relay (from front to back)