ABS Brakes
ABS stands for antilock brake system. ABS is essentially an add-on to the existing brake system. It only comes into play when traction conditions are marginal or during sudden panic stops. The rest of the time it has no effect on normal driving or braking. What the system is designed to do is “pump” the brake pedal for you when it is commanded to come on. If your brakes are pulling, pulsating or grabbing during normal braking it is not an ABS problem. The vehicle has a conventional brake problem needing attention. If you have any brake questions or would like your conventional brake system inspected for FREE please call us, we will be happy to help.
Hi, I bought a new 2010 PK Model Ford Ranger, sometimes when normal braking to slow down at low speed the abs comes on and the vehicle will move further forward.
1At times the vehicle will just not stop at all, it will keep on just jumping sort of and you have no controll over the brakes it’s very scary.
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