Dennis Harrelson
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Last night coming home, my DD '97 Ranger lost brake pedal. I drove the remainder of the way (40 +/_ miles) on what was left. Got home, took a look under the rear since I was pretty sure it was the rear which went south, and found that indeed it looks like the RR wheel cyl failed allowing the fluid to seek freedom all over the back side of the wheel.
Does anyone know if this would evacuate the ABS resevoir, thus requiring the use of the special "pulsing the ABS system high dollar tool and procedure"? Or can I just fix the brakes and flush and bleed like a normal person? What if the special tool is needed and I just do it regular? Would the brakes then fail catostropically, or would the ABS just not work properly?
Man, I hate vehicles that are smarter than me.
Does anyone know if this would evacuate the ABS resevoir, thus requiring the use of the special "pulsing the ABS system high dollar tool and procedure"? Or can I just fix the brakes and flush and bleed like a normal person? What if the special tool is needed and I just do it regular? Would the brakes then fail catostropically, or would the ABS just not work properly?
Man, I hate vehicles that are smarter than me.