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Articles By mark sanford
Testing A Wheel Speed Sensor
By: mark sanford
Every year, manufacturers add new features to their vehicles to make them safer and more economical to drive. Wheel sensors are part of the ABS system, which keeps the brakes from locking up when you have to hit them hard. The wheel sensor also has additional functions including sensing the speed of the wheels and working with the traction and stability control systems.(read
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Diy Brake Maintenance Made Easy
By: mark sanford
Though some automotive mechanics want everyday people to think brake maintenance is an egregiously difficult challenge that takes a considerable amount of time, effort, and knowledge, the little-known truth is you can perform brake maintenance on your own.(read
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How Do Anti-lock Brakes Work?
By: mark sanford
If you ever find yourself in a situation on the road where you need to come to an abrupt stop, you will be quite thankful for your vehicle's anti-lock brake technology. This brake design empowers drivers to quickly apply the brakes without the wheels locking up.(read
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Brake Line Replacement: Should I Replace The Fittings As Well?
By: mark sanford
There are three ways to approach a brake line replacement job: buy a direct replacement brake line, use a pre-flared brake line, or invest in a brake line kit and make the whole thing yourself. With the first two, reusing the old fittings isn't an option: the line comes with new ones.(read
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How To Properly Flare Brake Line Tubing
By: mark sanford
For anyone replacing their own brake lines, knowing how to properly flare them is a must. Flared connections are essential for maintaining an airtight seal that keeps contaminants out of the brake system. The following gives a few tips on flaring your own brake line tubing.(read
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Category : Automobiles
How To Test And Diagnose Your Anti-lock Braking System
By: mark sanford
Manufacturers have been putting anti-lock braking systems (ABS) on vehicles since the 1980s, but they weren't mandatory until 2013. Every new vehicle must have ABS brakes. If you started driving in the ‘80s or 90s, you might remember your driver's ed instructor telling you to pump the brakes if you went into a skid.(read
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The Pros And Cons Of Nickel-copper Brake Lines
By: mark sanford
You need new brake lines for your vehicle but choosing the best type can feel overwhelming thanks to the numerous options available. Not only do you have traditional steel brake lines, but also stainless steel, PVF-coated, and nickel-copper.(read
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Category : Automobiles
The Pros And Cons Of Anti-lock Brakes
By: mark sanford
Anti-lock brakes have gone from being a rarity to one of the most common safety features found on modern automobiles. The premise behind anti-lock brakes, commonly known as “ABS,” is simple – it minimizes the likelihood of your brakes locking up during a hard stop.(read
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Why Brake Lines Rust
By: mark sanford
A brake line on a manual brake system has 900 to 1000 psi of pressure, while a brake line on a power-assisted brake system has 1,400 psi or more of pressure, depending on the vehicle.(read
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Abs Sensor Replacement Best Practices
By: mark sanford
Replacing an anti-lock brake speed sensor is a job that most DIYers can tackle without too much trouble. In most vehicles, you only need a few wrenches, a new replacement ABS sensor kit, a lift or jack stands, and about 30 minutes to knock out(read
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