Our 99 Durango is supposed to have anti lock brakes but I'm not sure if
their working right.
Braking in a panic situation still leads to a rear wheel lock up even on
dry pavement. I have already bled the brakes and add fresh fluid to the
system and checked connections.
Any ideals as to what the engineers at dodge might have goofed on this
time (remember the ball joints)?
.boB - 14 May 2005 15:44 GMT
> Our 99 Durango is supposed to have anti lock brakes but I'm not sure if
> their working right.
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> Any ideals as to what the engineers at dodge might have goofed on this
> time (remember the ball joints)?
Did they ever work?

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Big Al - 14 May 2005 17:49 GMT
>> Our 99 Durango is supposed to have anti lock brakes but I'm not sure if
>> their working right.
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>
> Did they ever work?
Try them on gravel. Go about 30 MPH and just stand on the brakes.
Al
Granville - 15 May 2005 01:28 GMT
>>>Our 99 Durango is supposed to have anti lock brakes but I'm not sure if
>>>their working right.
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>
> Al
They lock up on gravel, wet pavement, dry pavement or what ever surface
you happen to be on when they are hit hard.
Granville
EDTHEWARD - 15 May 2005 04:55 GMT
> Our 99 Durango is supposed to have anti lock brakes but I'm not sure if
> their working right.
>
> Braking in a panic situation still leads to a rear wheel lock up even on
> dry pavement. I have already bled the brakes and add fresh fluid to the
> system and checked connections.
check and clean the rear wheel sensor. I am guesing you only have rear wheel
ABS? From what I understand you don't have a pulsing sensation either, like
some cars.