Chrysler Repair: ABS pump runs on, fuse one, chrysler concorde

Question
I have a 97 chrysler concorde. The other night when I came home and shut the car off I could hear a motor running. After pulling each fuse one at a time, it turned out to be the fuse for the ABS motor.  Any help.

Answer
Hi Tom,
This ststem has a diagnostic connector and self-diagnostic capability but requires a code reader to avail yourself of that.
Did you try replacing the fuse to see if the pump is still running?
I understand that the level of the brake pedal is detected by a switch and it is possible that either the brake pedal is riding lower than it should or the switch that senses its position is out of adjustment, or it may be a problem in the overall circuit which powers the pump motor.
Try lifting up the pedal with the tip of your shoe to see if that causes it to stop running. Otherwise it will require a volt-ohm meter and a circuit diagram to check out for various possible wiring abnormalities that is activating the pump improperly.
Sorry for the delay in responding to your question, but I just found it in the pool to which Kevin had referred it.
Roland