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Flushed brake fluid last week, disconnected ABS module's wire harness beforehand. Used motive powerbleeder, no issues. Started car up without connecting ABS harness (oops). Realized the issue before I went
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Flushed brake fluid last week, disconnected ABS module's wire harness beforehand. Used motive powerbleeder, no issues. Started car up without connecting ABS harness (oops). Realized the issue before I went anywhere, shut off engine, reconnected harness. Now brakes feel much softer than before.
Is this symptomatic of air in the ABS module and if so, is there a way to deal with it without using a code reader to make the ABS pump the air out or whatever trickery? Much appreciated in advance. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk |
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