I'm not sure if you can get a new motor separate from the whole module.

But yes you can swap the motor. There are a few of us that have done the swap with motors sourced from salvage yards.

Just removing it and giving it a good cleaning may give it some more life.

 

I have the BCM-0070 fault code - a dead abs pump. Now the pump sits on an block of alu, with the pump installed with two torx scre.

Can I remove those two screws only and swap the dead pump with a new working one?

i have the same issue. going to undertake this adventure over the weekend (assuming the part arriving today is the correct replacement). i'll report back.

 

Just buy a used, complete pump.
Not too expensive as they rarely fail and have very low demand

 

see this, just posted about the pump motor replacement.

http://forums.swedespeed.com/showth...d.com/showthread.php?482569-2005-xc70-bcm-0070-abs-module&p=5882649#post5882649

 

just to report back, replaced the abs pump motor and the issue is resolved. the brushes on the old motor were shot and the motor was loaded with the powdered carbon.

 

Where you able to perform the swap, without removing the hydraulic block and only the screws that holds the pump in place? Did you need to bleed the syste to get rid of air ?

 

i was able to swap it out. took about an hour. the motor is isolated from the fluid, so no bleeding necessary. i had to remove the air box and then the abs assembly is held to the bracket by 3 screws. remove them and the motor is held by 2 screws if i remember correctly. there is a ball bearing on the motor shaft that will come off with the motor. then there is a needle bearing in the manifold that accepts the eccentric motor shaft. wiggle and pull up on the motor slowly, you don't want this bearing to come out.

 

Is there a video of this anywhere? It looks very difficult to do. The black power wires from the motor to my abs control unit have lost the rubber coating. I'm thinking about swapping a different motor.

 

 

I completed the swap, the bearing came out with the motor, so that was fun. Still have the lights illuminated.