ABS help
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5th Wheeling
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ABS help
First of all when I brake, I have that ABS pulsation come on. Pads and Rotors are new. The left tire stops first, (steering wheel pulls to the left) while the right stops in the dirt about 2 feet from the right tire (imprints).
This has been going on for a month, but I haven't have the ABS sensor go off until now. When it is on, I can tell that the ABS is not engaged so it seems to stop fine.
I suspect it could be the ABS sensor but I wouldnt know what side to replace.
I checked fuses too, not the source.
1996 Ford Bronco 302 E4OD
This has been going on for a month, but I haven't have the ABS sensor go off until now. When it is on, I can tell that the ABS is not engaged so it seems to stop fine.
I suspect it could be the ABS sensor but I wouldnt know what side to replace.
I checked fuses too, not the source.
1996 Ford Bronco 302 E4OD
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'93-96 Broncos have 3-channel 4WABS, and you can pull the codes from the computer to find out what's wrong. The Haynes manual tells how, and has a list of codes. Look thru the "Brakes & Hubs" pictures in my signature link.
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5th Wheeling
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So what type of computerized onboard tester do I ask to rent at Checkers? I did a OBD-II check, but it doesn't work on the "ABS Test" connector. It is a redish outlet right next to the fuse box.
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Originally posted by steve83
The Haynes manual tells how...
The Haynes manual tells how...
If you read the manual, that's the only other thing you'll need to pull ABS codes. If your truck was 1 year older, you could pull engine codes with the same paperclip. 
