ABS brakes randomly comes on
I had this problem when i bought aftermarket axles. The teeth on the ABS ring didn't match up with the sensors. Check the alignment. Also make sure the rings are clean and free of debris and oil. If not, you may have damaged a sensor while working on the car. I would start there and work your way up.
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Brake fluid is full.
Everything is stock except I just changed to a different aftermarket wheels.
Alignment could be off.
The problem is the brake pedal is pulsating (ABS engaging) in random occasions. There are certain times it would go away for a while then it would come back again.
Everything is stock except I just changed to a different aftermarket wheels.
Alignment could be off.
The problem is the brake pedal is pulsating (ABS engaging) in random occasions. There are certain times it would go away for a while then it would come back again.
Originally Posted by S~Factor,Apr 24 2009, 01:19 PM
Brake fluid is full.
Everything is stock except I just changed to a different aftermarket wheels.
Alignment could be off.
The problem is the brake pedal is pulsating (ABS engaging) in random occasions. There are certain times it would go away for a while then it would come back again.
Everything is stock except I just changed to a different aftermarket wheels.
Alignment could be off.
The problem is the brake pedal is pulsating (ABS engaging) in random occasions. There are certain times it would go away for a while then it would come back again.
Originally Posted by EVAN&MONICA,Apr 24 2009, 03:04 PM
brake pulsation is a typical sign of worn out rotors 




