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ABS failure?
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<blockquote data-quote="Dewalt03Cobra" data-source="post: 17022328" data-attributes="member: 12357"><p>I had a similar problem several years back.</p><p>Question have you changed your rear brake pads recently? If Yes.</p><p>They may have made a mistake and not screwed in the piston. If you dont screw in the piston the rear brakes dont engage properly and it </p><p>changes your brake bias to the front and messes with the ABS and makes the car brake unpredictably.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dewalt03Cobra, post: 17022328, member: 12357"] I had a similar problem several years back. Question have you changed your rear brake pads recently? If Yes. They may have made a mistake and not screwed in the piston. If you dont screw in the piston the rear brakes dont engage properly and it changes your brake bias to the front and messes with the ABS and makes the car brake unpredictably. [/QUOTE]
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