Brake problem!
This evening I was taking my daughter home and as I slowed from 30 to a stop to turn into her street there was a juddering coming through the brake pedal accompanied by a grinding noise. It was as if the ABS was trying to cut in, but no sign of any ABS light on the dash. Also the braking efficiency is not greatly affected, it still stops pretty quickly.
I stopped outside her house, checked the fluid level and all was well. Also none of the pads are low. The front discs and pads have done about 3k since I last replaced them and the rears are fine also. The grinding noise appears to be coming from the pedal area not the discs etc. I am thinking it maybe an ABS reluctor ring. However, anyone else have any other suggestions? As a precaution I left my car there as the drive home involves 6 miles of dual carriageway and didn't fancy my chances if I had to stop quickly from 70mph! |
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I would get a new sensor & cable and fit it...;) |
I have changed a few rear wheel bearings due to this.
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The ABS light only comes on if theres a fault - not if it cuts in generally.
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When changing my front sensor a few weeks back (light on) I found it pulled tight and wrapped around the droplink. :eek:
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If it only happened the once then you may have been braking over spilt diesel or something similar, and the ABS was just doing its job.
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I replaced the front NS complete strut on Friday as the hub was whurring. But all has been well until now (over 250 miles)! More than likely, a duff cable or the reluctor ring has picked up some metallic crud from somewhere. It is going to a friends garage tomorrow as I need to go to Bristol. Got to drive a Ford F***us instead of my ZT now! :mad: |
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