You need new rotors
SOURCE: 2000 mercury cougar with a brake problem...please help!!
hello sounds like mastercylinder bad and maybe powerbooster which is behind mastercylinder , next you need the brakes bled please becareful and god bless you and your car.
SOURCE: 1997 Cheverolet Suburban
I had the same problem with my 97 Suburban & replaced all the same stuff before i found out what really was wrong. it turned out to be a front wheel bearing. my abs would kick on at low speeds under 10 mph right before completly stopping. there is an electrical sensor in the wheel bearing that was malfunctioning creating the illusion the wheels were about to lock up therefore kicking on the abs. now all you have to do is figure out which wheel bearing is the source of your problems. if i were a betting man, i would stack my chips on this solution. good luck.
SOURCE: Jeep Cherokee 1989 brakes not working
abs module shouldn't keep the vehicle from stopping but the light will come on if there is a leak in the system you could simply disconnect the module to find out though I would check the master cylinder and calipers/wheel cylinders though look for leaks on the floor board (under the brake pedal) around the wheel make sure when you bleed the brakes you only add new brake fluid dot 3 or 4 any water or contamination can cause failure+abs light a bad booster/and/or/vacuum line will cause excessive pressure on the pedal but should still stop the vehicle. if the vehicle was ever wrecked there could be kinked lines but not likely
SOURCE: bad brakes on gmc suburban,
Gravity bleed your brakes starting at the wheel farthest from the master cylinder. No pweddle pumping. I Fill M/C and leave cover off. Then open the bleeder and watch what is coming out. Uou can see bubbles. When the fluid drips steady and without bubbles, cole and do the same to the other three. Don't let the master cykinder get low because thr fluid level helps move the fluid and air through the lines.Periodically tap the break lone with your wrench to keep everything moving.. When sll bleeders drip clean and steady. Make sore your rear brakes are adjusted to barely touch the drum. Then top off the master cylinder, cap it and give yourself a "break". :)
SOURCE: ABS light and brake light on
there are 2 options, ABS module is most likely, I just had my ABS module remanufactured and it worked greate when i re-installed.
the second option is the wheel sensor could have a bad connection(may have been bumped when your bearing got looked at.
there are a few companies that repair ABS modules, i used modulemasters, they did a good job, i can not vouch for any of the other companies.
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