ABS module needs to be replaced, Help please
You know, I used to feel the same way, then I got the chance to do a "real world" test of them. I had to do a driver training class at work for pursuit vehicles (don't get excited....my chances of ever driving one in an actual PURSUIT is pretty much squat) and part of it was driving on slick surfaces. The test vehicles were equipped with ABS that could be disabled so we could feel the difference. I was absolutely certain that I could stop quicker without them, but was proven dramatically wrong. Not only was my stopping time shorter with ABS, I could steer the vehicle easily. Not such an easy trick when you're pumping the pedal madly on a skid surface with orange cones in front of you!
Yeah, the feel is gone somewhat with them, but after experiencing both methods in the same environment ABS wins hands down. Trying to train your foot to just press the pedal and let the computer take over is the difficult part!
Bob
Yeah, the feel is gone somewhat with them, but after experiencing both methods in the same environment ABS wins hands down. Trying to train your foot to just press the pedal and let the computer take over is the difficult part!
Bob
Ahh,Still did really well.I don't know anyone that had that amount of work done even inear what you payed..Couple friends did nearly the same as you and were well over$700,and they were happy...you kicked it,I'de say at $430..I'de take the module but I'm not if it'll match mine,they ae both 1st gen though...how much you want? and is yours a 4 wheel abs?








