It that a possibility of the ABS pump going bad. Does this happen when you lightly tap the brakes or when you push hard and trigger the ABS? I would take it to a shop to get it looked at. My Tundra is doing the exact same thing…. Of course it never does it when I get the mechanic in the truck with me. I was thinking of unplugging the ABS module to see if that has any effect on the noise.
Oh, by the way, every time that happens, I can feel the brake pedal collapse ever so slightly. Can someone please follow up on this? I see it has been over a year since Darrell Becton first posted this comment.
I have a gmc 2wd. My service brake came on I paid no mind. But now my truck died no one can find the problem. When I press the brake pedal it pushes back against me and makes a kind of grinding noise. It returns to normal after I drive and the car warms up. The ABS light then comes on and it runs fine.
Any ideas? I just had this happen to my F Did you ever get an answer to your question? This only happens a couple of times, then the ABS light comes on and stays on. The brakes then work normally. At least until the truck is turned off. My ABS light is on and blinking. I think my rear wheel locked up and caused my rear tire to blow out.
The brake pedal went to the floor without any warning twice on my Saturn L series. Talked to my mechanic and replaced the master cylinder.
Worked great for about a week and a half until yesterday when the LF brake caliper started to lock up. As I limped it down the shoulder the RF brake started grabbing too.
Is this a failed ABS module? Simple question, if i stop using the abs pump and modify to a normal direct brake will the engine or brake lights still come on? And also will the speedometer works normal showing the correct speed? A quick question from a novice.
My offside front wheel was hit very violently in an accident. Could anyone please explain if the accident of this nature cause the ABS unit to fail. Appreciate your help. When driving 3 miles from home, car started slowing down and RPMs started going up. ABS light illuminated on dash. Both front wheels locked up tight.
Smoking under hood appears to come from passenger front tire. Towed car home. Sounds like you might have a stuck caliper, or another problem with the braking system. My Abs light is on and my 4 wheel drive and cruise control isnt working on my dodge ram. Is it the ABS censor or module? I got a Hyundai alantra I did all calipers and rotors. When I drive for a little while my left front and right rear lock up. Then I let it sit for an hour and I can drive it again then it does it again.
But, the brakes still have all the functionality they were equipped with from the factory, just no electronic ability to help the driver in a bad situation.
The ABS light is yellow for a reason — it indicates that caution should be taken while driving the vehicle, but there is no imminent need to stop. Holstein Parts. ABS should be repaired, eventually Anti-lock brakes became a staple of the automotive spec-sheet in the early s, no longer becoming an option but a standard feature.
Working brakes without ABS? Most Popular Blog. View all. Never miss an update. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form. When it is functioning correctly the ABS system is designed specifically to prevent the wheels from locking up during heavy braking, preventing loss of traction.
However, there can be certain instances where a faulty ABS module can behave erratically, causing your brakes to lock up even under normal driving conditions. This article originally appeared on YourMechanic. Autoblog is partnering with YourMechanic to bring many of the repair and maintenance services you need right to you. Get service at your home or office 7 days a week with fair and transparent pricing.
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Thanks for that. And thanks for reading Autoblog. Unresponsive brake pedal In certain cases, depending on the model of vehicle, when the ABS module fails, the brake pedal may become unresponsive.
Brake pads require more effort to push When all components of the braking system are working properly, the pedal should require very little effort. The brakes are locking up When it is functioning correctly the ABS system is designed specifically to prevent the wheels from locking up during heavy braking, preventing loss of traction. Ownership brake system abs anti lock braking system. View More.
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