Im having a problem with my 92 RR, the brake pedal has become very hard and the car doesnt want to stop. Pads and calipers are good. Is there a way to disable the abs and still have brakes? or am i up for an ABS pump, acumulator etc.
Im currently in the Northwest of WA, so cant get toa workshop very easily.
Any help would be apperciated
Brett
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Rangie brakes & ABS probs
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Rangie brakes & ABS probs
It's the one on the right, Dammit !!!
I own a 90 Rangie Vogue SE (just bought it) and will be removing the entire ABS system from it in the next week or two. My pump is noisy and not too healthy and the cost of replacing it is not a option either 
If you want to keep the ABS, there may be some cheap parts coming up soon if you're interested.
Trav
If you want to keep the ABS, there may be some cheap parts coming up soon if you're interested.
Trav
Land Rover- The Collingwood of 4WD's!!!!
Does you pump run continuously or cycle on and off ?
If it doesn't run all the time then it is most likely a pad issue, what pads are you running ? I have had that exact problem with bendix pads, go out and do 15 stops from 60 to 5 km/h and see if your braking performance improves as more and more heat gets into the brakes - if it does your pads are had it and need replacing
Don't rip something perfectly good out before troubleshooting a few things first
Tom
If it doesn't run all the time then it is most likely a pad issue, what pads are you running ? I have had that exact problem with bendix pads, go out and do 15 stops from 60 to 5 km/h and see if your braking performance improves as more and more heat gets into the brakes - if it does your pads are had it and need replacing
Don't rip something perfectly good out before troubleshooting a few things first
Tom
"It was just an ordinary day, and you saw them. There were guys in their Porsches, "Look at me in my Porsche, ha ha!" and they were overtaken by a van. Driven by a girl!"
Mine looked spot on also but still had the problem, I had the master cylinder rebuild for no good reason chasing the problem
Regards
Tom
Regards
Tom
"It was just an ordinary day, and you saw them. There were guys in their Porsches, "Look at me in my Porsche, ha ha!" and they were overtaken by a van. Driven by a girl!"
Re: Rangie brakes & ABS probs
Does the pedal try to kick back when you first apply the brakes?Badooky wrote:the brake pedal has become very hard and the car doesnt want to stop.
If so, the problem is in the ABS modulator.
Scott
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