ABS is not modulating; No Warning Lights or DIC codes
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From: Seabrook TX
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It's fairly simple to understand why the system wouldn't work. The system would see the right front wheel locked-up and start releasing the pressure on the left front wheel, for example. Basically, whichever wheel locked-up first would stay locked-up while the ABS releases the opposite side because it thinks that's the side which is locked-up.
I would think the AH relies more on the yaw and steering wheel sensors as inputs so it would still seem to work OK.
I would think the AH relies more on the yaw and steering wheel sensors as inputs so it would still seem to work OK.
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It's fairly simple to understand why the system wouldn't work. The system would see the right front wheel locked-up and start releasing the pressure on the left front wheel, for example. Basically, whichever wheel locked-up first would stay locked-up while the ABS releases the opposite side because it thinks that's the side which is locked-up.
I would think the AH relies more on the yaw and steering wheel sensors as inputs so it would still seem to work OK.
I would think the AH relies more on the yaw and steering wheel sensors as inputs so it would still seem to work OK.
That makes total since. Only my front left tire had a couple of flat spots. Thanks for the input.
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It's fairly simple to understand why the system wouldn't work. The system would see the right front wheel locked-up and start releasing the pressure on the left front wheel, for example. Basically, whichever wheel locked-up first would stay locked-up while the ABS releases the opposite side because it thinks that's the side which is locked-up.
I would think the AH relies more on the yaw and steering wheel sensors as inputs so it would still seem to work OK.
I would think the AH relies more on the yaw and steering wheel sensors as inputs so it would still seem to work OK.
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Was talking to Stephen about it and he showed me how the harness should run down the left side and it was on the right side of the engine. He said the only way for it to be switched is if the engine was out or the brace on the bottom had been taken out. Probably had the engine out at some time and they ran the harness on the wrong side, which the wires come out of the harness and one is longer than the other so they got crossed.