In article <20080512063620.73451fb5@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Yvan <me@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
>Nedavno dhs napisa:
>
>> My 89 325i has a brake problem I haven't experienced before
>> on any other car. Several times a day, when the brake pedal
>> is depressed it feels (for the lack of a better term) crunchy,
>> a bit like the ABS is kicking in. For those of you who live
>> up north, it feels exactly like stepping on snow that partly
>> melted and then re-froze. This has been going on for several
>> months and seems to be getting more frequent.
>
>I do not know if this is legal / safe, but you could try driving with
>ABS disconnected to find out if it is ABS related.
Safe (and easy/cheap) would be the more im****tant issues, at
least for short-term trouble-shooting. Is this something I can do
myself, or will I need to take it to my mechanic? I'm inclined
to believe that at least one of the two used controller/computers
that I tried was good, so could there still be ABS problems causing
this? Could it be the ABS sensors or the hydraulics?
When I deliberately engage the ABS (jamming on the brakes on
a wet/dusty road), it seems to work normally.
And is this a common problem on E30s? I've searched with
Google, and didn't find any mention of this type of problem.
Thanks,
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