Well, the plumbing to bypass the ABS pump isn't obtained by just moving the connection from the pump to the proportioning valve. The fittings on the pump are metric and have a bulb flare, whereas...
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Re: NO (rear) BRAKES!!!
Well, the plumbing to bypass the ABS pump isn't obtained by just moving the connection from the pump to the proportioning valve. The fittings on the pump are metric and have a bulb flare, whereas...
Re: NO (rear) BRAKES!!!
Did try pulling the ABS fuse and testing before the testing below. No change.
Testing;
1. Opened line to rear brakes at end of steel line just before "T" block on rear axle housing. Attached...
Re: NO (rear) BRAKES!!!
I don't know if the ABS can limit fluid flow to the rear since the ABS hasn't been functional since about 2000. I know for sure the pump is not operating. Is there some part of the ABS system that...
NO (rear) BRAKES!!!
'95 Cherokee XJ SE with ABS that hasn't worked in years. Light is on. This rig had only 9000 mile put on it in the past 14 years, so obviously, it sat a lot.
The left front caliper was not...