Abs

[soon2bdropped]

hey guys as you all know i have a 1992 honda accord ex sedan 5spd... ok when i brought the car the abs light would light up.. But today i don't know what the hell happen its not lightin up.. so yea i took it out for a drive.. i would hear grinding noise.. i'm like wtf i thought i was grinding the gears in the tranny or sumthing.. but anyways yea... when u hit little bumps or even press the brake.. it makes grinding noise and the brake pedal feels as if its jamming and cluttering up...


some people say its kicking in.. some people say take it to the brake shop immediately.. theres something wrong... some people say the sensors its causing me to feel the jamming and cluttering up when i press the brakes


whats really going on and wat do u think about the abs light that use to come on and it doesn't come on and now i'm feelin something wrong wit the brake pedal


sorry for the LONG ASS post.. but someone help me..

[InvaderTrax]

Your wheel speed sensor's probably broken. That'd be why the ABS light comes on. As for the grinding, it just means you need new pads. You should take it in this week and get the pads changed, and the ABS looked at

[soon2bdropped]

In many vehicles, a rapid pulsation of the brake pedal may be felt-almost as if the brakes are pushing back at you. Sometimes the pedal could suddenly drop. Also, the valves in the ABS controller may make a grinding or buzzing sound. In some cars you may feel a slight vibration. This means the ABS is working. It's important NOT to take your foot off the brake pedal when you hear noise or feel pulsations, but instead to continue to apply firm pressure.


this is excatly how it feels? plus the owner said the rear wheel sensors needs to be clean.. anyways i'll have a shop look at it tommorrow..

[mrhonda]

A grinding or buzzing sound can be heard if the ABS modulator is too low on fluid, this will also cause the light to come on to. A pulsating brake pedal is normal under extreme braking, this is just the ABS kicking in, however it should not do this under normal braking. Best thing to do is to take it in and have it looked at.

[soon2bdropped]

ight cool man