When I brake, it feels like it's losing resistance and like there's a secondary brake. It makes a boing noise.
Nov 27, 2019 at 10:44 PM
Brakes with ABS disconnected
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I am not sure I understand. Is the ABS disconnected or are you asking if you should disconnect it?
I am not sure you can disconnect it unless you unplug the module but this iis not a good idea.
Also, if you feel like you are loosing resistance then we need to find out if the brake booster is the issue or if you have a leak. As for the feeling of the brakes coming back and you hear a noise, I suspect this is the ABS activating so we need to better identify what is happening.
Is there any warning lights on? Can you get a video of what it is doing which should better explain this for us? Thanks
I am not sure you can disconnect it unless you unplug the module but this iis not a good idea.
Also, if you feel like you are loosing resistance then we need to find out if the brake booster is the issue or if you have a leak. As for the feeling of the brakes coming back and you hear a noise, I suspect this is the ABS activating so we need to better identify what is happening.
Is there any warning lights on? Can you get a video of what it is doing which should better explain this for us? Thanks
Nov 27, 2019 at 11:26 PM
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