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Old 09-24-2007, 10:50 PM
cbranan cbranan is offline
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1997 blazer abs problems

Today my wife called me and said it felt like she was stepping on something crunchy when she hit the brakes and the ABS light came on when i got home it seem to be ok then i drove it down the road came to stop sign and hit the brakes abs started pulsating and i barely was able to stop and abs light came back on drove it some trying to really get on brakes hard and didnt have any more problems any suggestions or ideal with what may be going bad she want drive it is there any way to bypass abs completly?Any and all info would be appreciated.and thanks in advance.
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Old 09-24-2007, 11:01 PM
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Re: 1997 blazer abs problems

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is there any way to bypass abs completly?Any and all info would be appreciated.and thanks in advance.
The ABS on our 95 drove me nuts. I unplugged the electrical connector under the hood that plugged into the ABS computer. Then I removed the ABS light bulb. That was 3 or 4 years ago. My wife has been very happy with her Blazer ever since.
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Old 09-24-2007, 11:12 PM
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Re: 1997 blazer abs problems

Sounds like a wheel speed sensor or wheel bearing failing. Jack up the front end and check to see if you have any play in the bearings. Sometimes when the bearing is failing it gets sloppy and opens up the gap between the sensor and tone wheel. The sensor can't see the wheel speed as well, and thinks the wheel is locked up thus kicking in the ABS.

If the bearings are good, find somebody with a scanner that can read data and watch the wheel speeds while slowing down, one of the sensors will drop to 3mph(3mph is the cut off speed for the ABS) before the rest. Thats your failing sensor.

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