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GreenRado Enthusiast

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Thanks for that link, silverado man - I didn't know about that info when I had the problem.  :)

 

I agree w/ gnat - don't think that would solve the pump running issue though.

ll356 Enthusiast

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Im not sure if I have a module problem or not but what mine does is I can feel in the brake pedal that the abs is activated coming to a complete stop and I can here it pulsating. Mine is a 2000 Silverado with 36K. Almost every time I come to a stop abs activates especially when turning into a parking space or coming to a stop on a hill facing downward. The light does not come on in the dash though. At about 20K dealership replaced rear rotors & pads. Its out of warrenty now so any suggestions on what I can do or check would really help me.

GreenRado Enthusiast

GreenRado

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If you are still close to the 36K mileage mark, take it in immediately and whine a little  :)  to service - maybe they will do it for you under warranty.  If they determine that it's the module, then you're looking @ about $950 list, otherwise.   :angry:

 

My module ran on after the key was shut off, and I opened the door - had to remove the fuse to stop it - so I know it was the module.  Could be a crapped up sensor on yours, I suppose.

 

Never hurts to ask for a little help, if you have a pretty good relationship w/ the dealer.  

 

Good luck and let us know how it turned out.

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clk7711 Enthusiast

clk7711

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The ABS goes haywire when I  am braking hard on a rough road. I have learned to live with it and it does'nt happen that often. :chevy:
RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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The ABS goes haywire when I  am braking hard on a rough road.

 

What tires do you have?  Mine did that all the time with the stock firestones.  After changing them to the bfgs i have only had it happen once or twice.  It made a huge improvement

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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i had the 265s

 

they were garbage

 

I dont think id use them as tire swings

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