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Braking/ABS problem
2003 Yukon XL.
When I'm braking softly, just prior to the truck coming to a complete stop, it feels like the ABS is engaging. The brake pedal vibrates slightly. When I brake harder, the problem doesn't occur at all. Any thoughts as to what could be going on? The pads front and rear are in good shape so I know it's not that. |
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Re: Braking/ABS problem
That may or may not be the abs, excess rotor runout can have the same same symptoms.
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Re: Braking/ABS problem
Thanks for your reply. I had already had the rotors and pads checked and they are good.
Headed to the dealer service department later this week to see what the problem is. |
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Re: Braking/ABS problem
The ABS sensors may need to be cleaned. Common issue in the north east.
//2000CAYukon |
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Re: Braking/ABS problem
Hi!
Very often either one of the censors goes bad or riety - which sauses the problem. sometimes very simple check by the mechanic can resolve the issue, assuming that everything is O.K. with the regular brakes.
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Handy1219
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Re: Braking/ABS problem
To close the loop on this, I took it in and it was in fact a bad sensor. They replaced the right front "hub" which was as they said "dropping out". Not quite sure of their terms but that took care of the problem.
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