ABS

Thu Jan 30 08:06:20 GMT 1997

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Darrell Norquay wrote:

> Also, I would think that ABS systems work in pairs, ie front wheels on
one
> modulator, and rear on another modulator.  It would be prohibitively
> expensive to have a separate master cylinder connection and modulator
valve
> for each wheel.  They may still have sensors on each wheel, but
controlling
> them in pairs is (IMHO) much safer (and cheaper) than modulating each
wheel
> individually.
>
> regards
> dn
> dnorquay at iul-ccs.com

My Unit has 5 selenoids, and I will get back to you after I read the
shop manual....

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<DT>Darrell Norquay wrote:<BR>
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&gt; Also, I would think that ABS systems work in pairs, ie front wheels
on one<BR>
&gt; modulator, and rear on another modulator.&nbsp; It would be prohibitively<BR>
&gt; expensive to have a separate master cylinder connection and modulator
valve<BR>
&gt; for each wheel.&nbsp; They may still have sensors on each wheel, but
controlling<BR>
&gt; them in pairs is (IMHO) much safer (and cheaper) than modulating each
wheel<BR>
&gt; individually.<BR>
&gt;&nbsp;<BR>
&gt; regards<BR>
&gt; dn<BR>
&gt; dnorquay at iul-ccs.com<BR>
<BR></DT>

<DT>My Unit has 5 selenoids, and I&nbsp;will get back to you after I&nbsp;read
the shop manual....&nbsp;</DT>

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