When I brake, the ABS engage at each stop sign.
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When I brake, the ABS engage at each stop sign.
My ABS engage on dry pavement at slow speed.
I would understand as being normal on ice and snowed pavement but this is not the case here
Have you had this kind of problem?
I would understand as being normal on ice and snowed pavement but this is not the case here
Have you had this kind of problem?
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Re: When I brake, the ABS engage at each stop sign.
Originally Posted by IMPALA SS 2005
My ABS engage on dry pavement at slow speed.
I would understand as being normal on ice and snowed pavement but this is not the case here
Have you had this kind of problem?
I would understand as being normal on ice and snowed pavement but this is not the case here
Have you had this kind of problem?
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I had the same issue as well, it did that for about +/- 500mi and then poopoo blew both front WSS, idk about simultaneously, but by the time I figured out how to scan the ABS, both were blown. It'* not a bad thing.. just think of it as practice for the ABS pump LOL.
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Originally Posted by J Wikoff
I had a similar problem when a wheel speed sensor was dying.
Since he cannot return any items to GM without knowing if this will fix the problem,
he recommend me to go to the GM dealer to find out what is faulty since they can try and return the parts replacement until they find the solution.
Someone told me that the abs sensor is connected to the wheel bearing and it comes with it. replacement cost ~400.00 each.
I am quite concerned that the dealer may want to build-up a hell of a bill. +$1000.00
I am wondering if ABS sensors can be dismantled and cleaned in situ without seeing bunch of hardware falling apart.
How did you making out with your sensor replacement?
Any help or suggestion will be very appreciated at this point... before being scalped by the dealer. LOL
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If its a broken star wheel its as simple as changing the cv joint. You gotta get under there and inspect each wheel turning it slowly. My guess is its one of the front wheels as they see the most wear and heat.