Brakes

[fordrallycar]

I had the brakes done by Dave @ DPMotorsport & he did a great job
Thank you Fella
Now i have another problem when i brake hard the rears are locking up i think its to do with abs there are No senors on the front but they are still on the rear & powered up
so can any one tell me were the fuse is to turn the abs off
Or am i braking up the wrong tree & do you have any ideas
Paul

[Mark King]

I had the brakes done by Dave @ DPMotorsport & he did a great job
Thank you Fella
Now i have another problem when i brake hard the rears are locking up i think its to do with abs there are No senors on the front but they are still on the rear & powered up
so can any one tell me were the fuse is to turn the abs off
Or am i braking up the wrong tree & do you have any ideas
Paul

Disconnect the rear sensors?

[cossiedavid]

No problem paul try what mark has just said

[georgie1]

is the back 330 4pots paul

[fordrallycar]

Disconnect the rear sensors?

Will do fella but just wanted to know where the fuse was

No problem paul try what mark has just said

you are a stat

is the back 330 4pots paul

Not yet fella standard

[Davecos 4x4]

good to hear Dave sorted them out, he is not bad on the cosworths lol.

[Cochyn]

Do you not have a brake bias valve Paul?

[the youth]

with the front sensors disconnected the abs system will be already switched off, disconnect any sensor or the level switch and it automatically goes into fault mode and turns off, the abs light should be on, or the bulbs missing lol

steve

[fordrallycar]

Do you not have a brake bias valve Paul?

Yes Fella

with the front sensors disconnected the abs system will be already switched off, disconnect any sensor or the level switch and it automatically goes into fault mode and turns off, the abs light should be on, or the bulbs missing lol

steve

The light is on

[fordrallycar]

Could it be that there are two differnt compound of pads ferodo ds2500 on the front & mintex on the rear ??? Do the ds 2500 pads need to warm up 1st

[john savage]

im sure they are a compromised pad, fast road and track biased, so may need a bit of a warm up to get the best out of them.

[Mike Rainbird]

I had the brakes done by Dave @ DPMotorsport & he did a great job
Thank you Fella
Now i have another problem when i brake hard the rears are locking up i think its to do with abs there are No senors on the front but they are still on the rear & powered up
so can any one tell me were the fuse is to turn the abs off
Or am i braking up the wrong tree & do you have any ideas
Paul

As you are running the OE 4x4 set-up, the rears should be very difficult to lock-up as they are linked to the fronts via the drive-train? Something isn't right.....

With regard to the bias valve, where do you have it set?

[Cochyn]

Yes Fella


The light is on

It should be easy to set using that then