SOURCE: ABS activating at each stop
most likely have a bad wheel speed sensor- you can either take it to the local ford dealer to have them tell you what sensor it is, or you can remove the abs fuse and it will disable the abs alltogether. your brakes will work normaly, they WILL lock up if you stop fast.hope this helps and good luck
SOURCE: 2001 Explorer Sport ABS problem
look for a bad(broken/bent teeth) or contaminated sensor tone ring on the front wheels, check the front ABS Speed sensors too, for grease , looseness, etc
SOURCE: 1998 FORD WINDSTAR ABS ACTIVATES JUST BEFORE
if the hub and bearing assembly is faulty you may experience this issue
SOURCE: abs cuts in as the car stops
You have a wheel speed sensor on each front wheel, and one for the rear. If one of these goes bad, your ABS will activate. (It think your wheels are turning at different speeds) Get them checked.
SOURCE: ABS LIGHT COMES ON AND DISENGAGES THE ABS BUT
When the ABS light is on the ABS system is deactivated. Meaning, when the abs is light is on and you brake, the tires will lock up with heavy braking.
Escapes have a common issue of the ABS excitor rings cracking causing ABS problems. Sometimes it activates on almost every brake application. It may set a code in the ABS computer for an intermitten wheel speed sensor or no wheel speed signal. Check all the "rings" on the outside of all four axleshafts. If none of the rings are cracked it is likely a bad ABS wheel speed sensor.
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