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O.T. C2500 Suburban brakes (ABS?)
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Posted by Kevin (FL) on March 28, 2006 at 13:42:24 from (12.77.199.138):
Trying to fix my wife's vehicle. Already did a brake job--both front pads and rear shoes. Drums and rotors clean. After using the vehicle for a couple of months I drove it one day and noticed the rear brakes tend to "stick" a low speeds and will lock up momentarily at slow speeds when its raining. Some have told me to look for ABS speed sensor problems--maybe the air gap in the sensor postition is too great. I've never worked on ABS brake systems so can anyone shed some light on this? Maybe a dumb question, but where is the ABS speed sensor and how can this thing be troubleshooted? Thanks
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