At 09:25 AM 4/13/1999, you wrote:
That's not how I understand it. I though t there was some setup in the
rear that proportioned the amount of braking effort to the rear end.... If
there was load in the bed, the rear brakes got more, if not, they only got
a small percentage of the weight. All of this has no effect on the fact
the ABS should have come on (maybe only at certain speeds does it work??).
I know when i do a burnout and use the brake pedal to stop afterwards, my
ABS system goes on. But when I cruise around town and have to stop fast,
no rear ABS. So mine kinda works I guess....
Brian
>
>If you are able to lock up your rear wheels, your ABS system is
>broken. When it fails, you get regular brakes in the rear which can
>be locked up.
>
>Rob Agnew
>ragnew@islandnet.com
>Victoria, B.C.
>Canada
>
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