Braking problems on fast stop
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Braking problems on fast stop
2000 F250SD 7.3L Automatic
My brakes operate normally unless I am attempting not to run into something. When I press the pedal firmly where the antilocks would kick in my brake pedal fades and braking power with it.
Thre is no pulse in the pedal
After fading 1/2 to 3/4" I am able to produce normal braking power but if I had a real emergency, I would lose precious feet of stopping distance and possibly wind up hitting something
My brakes operate normally unless I am attempting not to run into something. When I press the pedal firmly where the antilocks would kick in my brake pedal fades and braking power with it.
Thre is no pulse in the pedal
After fading 1/2 to 3/4" I am able to produce normal braking power but if I had a real emergency, I would lose precious feet of stopping distance and possibly wind up hitting something
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Does it doing that when you on bad road that cause rear end bounce off road?
I get that all times I hate. No matter how rough potholes then ABS would kick for 2-4 seconds when I need STOP it would push me further about 10 feet.
Make me wonder why all PO unplug abs on Ford trucks when I bought. They stop great but not good in winter.
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ABS sucks!
Its for people that can't drive in slippery conditions. Should be a factory option! The 'I can't drive option A with ABS, traction control, speed sensitive steering, etc.' Then the 'I CAN drive option B that would come strait up with no ability altering gadgets.' Thats the vehicle I would get!
Its for people that can't drive in slippery conditions. Should be a factory option! The 'I can't drive option A with ABS, traction control, speed sensitive steering, etc.' Then the 'I CAN drive option B that would come strait up with no ability altering gadgets.' Thats the vehicle I would get!
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I have noticed this happen when I hit a pot hole or bump.
This is a severe safety issue.
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