ABS freaks out al the time, what to do?
ABS freaks out al the time, what to do?
All right, I'm frustrated, my ABS goes off when I back up turn and stop, when I take low speed sharp turns, other odd times. Should I change out all the fluid, and see how it goes or what. This scares me I don't want the brakes to go at the wrong time. Any ideas??
mine does the same thing, somethign to do with the computer so i was told, so i just took out the ABS fuse, keeps it from spazzing out on me, mine will engage even when i'm driving down the road
is it that the abs actually activates or does the light just stay on or flash a bit?
assuming that you're actually getting false abs activation -
the first things you'd want to try is to be sure that all four wheels are getting equal hydraulic pressure - but that's easier said than done - also raise each wheel and check for up/down and left/right movement - if the hub is loose well then there you go.
definitely look into the sensor - excitor gear set up
these are located at each wheel just behind the wheel mounting flange..
be sure to clean all the crud out with brakekleen or whatever. i believe the clearance between the teeth and the sensor is a max of 1 mil
let me know if you're getting any codes vs actually activation
assuming that you're actually getting false abs activation -
the first things you'd want to try is to be sure that all four wheels are getting equal hydraulic pressure - but that's easier said than done - also raise each wheel and check for up/down and left/right movement - if the hub is loose well then there you go.
definitely look into the sensor - excitor gear set up
these are located at each wheel just behind the wheel mounting flange..
be sure to clean all the crud out with brakekleen or whatever. i believe the clearance between the teeth and the sensor is a max of 1 mil
let me know if you're getting any codes vs actually activation
same thing happened after the axle was changed. Sometimes it activates at every stop, other times the light just comes on. Code for me is 6-front right sensor, the same one with the new axle. I just been too lazy to look at it. In my case it doesn't affect my driving because after a minute of driving the light always comes on. I've heard that this could be caused by a dirty sensor. If the light ever does come on, try to get a code read on it.
My light dosen't go off but the abs definately is going off. I can hear and feel it in the steering. I'm going to replace 100% of the brake fluid, rebleed and clean the sensors, that should, if nothing else take an afternoon.
Who ever chanced the axle didn't unbolt the abs sensor and stretched/damaged the sensor harness. Now you get to pay more for a new sensor than you did for the axle.
Or if you get lucky, you can find one in the boneyard.
Or if you get lucky, you can find one in the boneyard.
Originally Posted by greggie195
same thing happened after the axle was changed. Sometimes it activates at every stop, other times the light just comes on. Code for me is 6-front right sensor, the same one with the new axle. I just been too lazy to look at it. In my case it doesn't affect my driving because after a minute of driving the light always comes on. I've heard that this could be caused by a dirty sensor. If the light ever does come on, try to get a code read on it.
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Who ever chanced the axle didn't unbolt the abs sensor and stretched/damaged the sensor harness. Now you get to pay more for a new sensor than you did for the axle.
Or if you get lucky, you can find one in the boneyard.
Or if you get lucky, you can find one in the boneyard.
could you just pull the abs sensor and be ok?
Sure. Just like you could pull the 02 sensor, cylinderhead temp sensor, knock sensor etc.....
Originally Posted by tripleGmax
thats what i was thinking....
could you just pull the abs sensor and be ok?
could you just pull the abs sensor and be ok?
you need ABS???
Pansie!!!
just pull all the friggin' fuses for it.
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any advice given in this thread or any other is to be followed at your own risk and poster accepts no liability for any incidental or consequential damages or consequencws.
in other words: if you **** up it ain't my problem
Pansie!!!
just pull all the friggin' fuses for it.
Disclaimer:
any advice given in this thread or any other is to be followed at your own risk and poster accepts no liability for any incidental or consequential damages or consequencws.
in other words: if you **** up it ain't my problem
Originally Posted by internetautomar
you need ABS???
Pansie!!!
just pull all the friggin' fuses for it.
Disclaimer:
any advice given in this thread or any other is to be followed at your own risk and poster accepts no liability for any incidental or consequential damages or consequencws.
in other words: if you **** up it ain't my problem
Pansie!!!
just pull all the friggin' fuses for it.
Disclaimer:
any advice given in this thread or any other is to be followed at your own risk and poster accepts no liability for any incidental or consequential damages or consequencws.
in other words: if you **** up it ain't my problem
Really I dont care if I have it or not I just want to KNOW if I have it or not, know what I mean? So any ideas would be good. Thanks!
Originally Posted by CyMax
...any ideas would be good. ...
- take the ABS computer out, clean harness connector and computer box connector pins (I added contact grease to all pins...)
- clean all groundings...
clic: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/748507/10
here's some connectors to clean...
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