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'99 - '06 GM Truck Modifications
Suspension, Steering & Brakes
The Dreaded ABS problem
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<blockquote data-quote="Demon Doctor" data-source="post: 2045" data-attributes="member: 258"><p>If you or your wife or children were sick, wouldn't you go to a doctor to try to find out what was wrong and find a solution to your problem?</p><p>If you were having a problem, why didn't you take your truck to a REAL mechanic and have the problem diagnosed and repaired.</p><p>It is just plain stupid to try to save a couple of bucks by trying to fix it yourself by just throwing parts at it.</p><p></p><p>Another simple mistake I see on this forum is familiarity, where you know each other and you do not post the most basic information.</p><p></p><p>Year, make model and vin number..</p><p>These are just like the blood pressure, age, sex of a human..</p><p></p><p>Depending upon the year of the vehicle and the location - where you live, it can be something as simple as the wheel sensor migrating away from the hub.</p><p>There was a simple fix - file the hub and reinstall the sensor with a little grease on it.</p><p></p><p>If that did not fix the problem, GM replaced the sensor.</p><p></p><p>If the wheel bearing is bad - and they will go bad sooner if you start messing with bigger wheels and lift kits and more horsepower - then the spacing between the wheel sensor and the reluctor in the bearing will change and it will mill the end of the sensor off and then you know - hey the wheel bearing went!</p><p></p><p>No one mentioned the code - what gives?</p><p></p><p>I think all you people wants to do is beotch and complain - while you lean on your shade tree. Geesh....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Demon Doctor, post: 2045, member: 258"] If you or your wife or children were sick, wouldn't you go to a doctor to try to find out what was wrong and find a solution to your problem? If you were having a problem, why didn't you take your truck to a REAL mechanic and have the problem diagnosed and repaired. It is just plain stupid to try to save a couple of bucks by trying to fix it yourself by just throwing parts at it. Another simple mistake I see on this forum is familiarity, where you know each other and you do not post the most basic information. Year, make model and vin number.. These are just like the blood pressure, age, sex of a human.. Depending upon the year of the vehicle and the location - where you live, it can be something as simple as the wheel sensor migrating away from the hub. There was a simple fix - file the hub and reinstall the sensor with a little grease on it. If that did not fix the problem, GM replaced the sensor. If the wheel bearing is bad - and they will go bad sooner if you start messing with bigger wheels and lift kits and more horsepower - then the spacing between the wheel sensor and the reluctor in the bearing will change and it will mill the end of the sensor off and then you know - hey the wheel bearing went! No one mentioned the code - what gives? I think all you people wants to do is beotch and complain - while you lean on your shade tree. Geesh.... [/QUOTE]
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