awkwardbob
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Hi,
Sorry if this seems like a silly post but I’m a bit puzzled and quite concerned.
I was driving my ‘97 P38 back from the garage yesterday and it all seemed fine.
It currently has a faulty ABS sensor but seemed to be driving ok. But occasionally when I hit the brakes, she’s a wee bit reluctant to respond.
anyway, long story short, I’m doing 30, a car in front of me stops to turn right. I brake gently and she starts to
Slow -but not speedily enough, so I press a little harder. Nothing. I’m about to coast into the back of an i30 at about 8mph. I yank in the handbrake and stop just in time.
So, my questions would be:
Is this likely to be related to the ABS issue?
Could it be something more related to brake fluid ?
-the Discs and pads are newly changed, caliper sliding bolts replaced as they had seized.
Or is this too vague / the system too complicated to guess ?
I’ll get this checked by a professional as I don’t want to take any chances with brakes but a steer is always helpful.
thanks again
Bob
ps. If anyone knows of a good independent in the Glasgow Area I’d be very interested
Sorry if this seems like a silly post but I’m a bit puzzled and quite concerned.
I was driving my ‘97 P38 back from the garage yesterday and it all seemed fine.
It currently has a faulty ABS sensor but seemed to be driving ok. But occasionally when I hit the brakes, she’s a wee bit reluctant to respond.
anyway, long story short, I’m doing 30, a car in front of me stops to turn right. I brake gently and she starts to
Slow -but not speedily enough, so I press a little harder. Nothing. I’m about to coast into the back of an i30 at about 8mph. I yank in the handbrake and stop just in time.
So, my questions would be:
Is this likely to be related to the ABS issue?
Could it be something more related to brake fluid ?
-the Discs and pads are newly changed, caliper sliding bolts replaced as they had seized.
Or is this too vague / the system too complicated to guess ?
I’ll get this checked by a professional as I don’t want to take any chances with brakes but a steer is always helpful.
thanks again
Bob
ps. If anyone knows of a good independent in the Glasgow Area I’d be very interested