Breaking Problems
#1
Breaking Problems
Hi everyone, well recently I bought 94 accord ex and whne I break the pedal keeps going all the way to the floor with me even putting light preassure on it. Does anyone got any idea what it might be or how much would it be to fix? Oh my abs light turns on after like 3 minutes of dthe car being turned on.
#3
RE: Breaking Problems
you can get the ABS code by using the service check connector, it is at the top of the passengerside kick panel kinda under the glove box. Link below. It will flash a two part code.
I would say from your description of the brake problem themaster cylinder is bad.
http://members.troublecodes.net/hond...ice%20conn.jpg
I would say from your description of the brake problem themaster cylinder is bad.
http://members.troublecodes.net/hond...ice%20conn.jpg
#7
RE: Braking Problems
ORIGINAL: poser_pilot6
If the brake fluid is low, that could be causing the ABS light to come on, I do believe. Of course, if you change out the master cylinder, wouldnt you have to bleed and refill the brake fluid anyway?
If the brake fluid is low, that could be causing the ABS light to come on, I do believe. Of course, if you change out the master cylinder, wouldnt you have to bleed and refill the brake fluid anyway?
#8
RE: Braking Problems
Sinking pedal is classic for a bad master cylinder, but that won't fix the ABS problem.
Based on my Integra, probably the same system...
There's one shared warning circuit for handbrake & low brake fluid. This sets off the warning light on the dash, but it also feeds to the ABS controller. Drive around with low fluid or the handbrake set; you'll get code 2-1 from the ABS (along with the ABS warning lamp).
But... that means his handbrake warning lamp would also be on.
All we can do is guess until Miami reads his ABS error code.
Based on my Integra, probably the same system...
There's one shared warning circuit for handbrake & low brake fluid. This sets off the warning light on the dash, but it also feeds to the ABS controller. Drive around with low fluid or the handbrake set; you'll get code 2-1 from the ABS (along with the ABS warning lamp).
But... that means his handbrake warning lamp would also be on.
All we can do is guess until Miami reads his ABS error code.