Give Credit When It's Due
We had a set of tires put on our MH and I noticed that the front brakes had seized up. I called a local shop and they recommended a different shop 60 miles away. After further investigation,it was fou...
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JumboJet wrote:
I learned how to apply brakes on ice, snow, wet pavement, and mud when I was 15 years old.
ABS is just one of those things like the "Hot Contents" on a McDonald's cup of coffee. I have had ABS engage just a few times and I could do a better job stopping without it scaring the******of me!
Sorry, but I don't like ABS even though I just corrected the ABS error I was having on my MH.
I agree. In fact, I had a 1994 Dodge 3500 that had an ABS light on when I bought it. Trying to find the problem led me to see that the ABS relay was missing. The brakes worked just fine, so I did not bother to do anything about it.I ran the truck for several years without ABS, and never missed it.
I don't know if the ABS works on my current truck or not.
It does work on the PT, but I do my best to ensure that it never engages.
The same goes for the motorhome.
I just do not like ABS!
