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Just wondering if my ABS pump is ok? I makes quite a noticable noise during the self test when i drive off and if the traction control kicks in the pump makes a bit of a grinding noise until wheelspin stops. Are they meant to be heard?
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How Noisy Should Abs Pump Be?
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Posted 19 February 2008 - 12:45 PM
The grinding in both cases is always pretty obvious (one reason why new owners often post here asking what the noise is! 
) I doubt you need to worry. I don't even know if the ABS can get louder as a result of some fault.
) I doubt you need to worry. I don't even know if the ABS can get louder as a result of some fault.
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Posted 19 February 2008 - 12:48 PM
Yes they are meant to be heard (and felt)
On the Ford Racing Puma, when you're going slowly round a shiny bend in a multi-storey car park and the tread depth is a bit low, it sounds and feels like the car's going to shake itself to pieces.
On the Ford Racing Puma, when you're going slowly round a shiny bend in a multi-storey car park and the tread depth is a bit low, it sounds and feels like the car's going to shake itself to pieces.
(the beauty of mathematics)
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Posted 19 February 2008 - 02:12 PM
QUOTE (Mountain Lion @ Feb 19 2008, 12:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Yes they are meant to be heard (and felt)
On the Ford Racing Puma, when you're going slowly round a shiny bend in a multi-storey car park and the tread depth is a bit low, it sounds and feels like the car's going to shake itself to pieces.
On the Ford Racing Puma, when you're going slowly round a shiny bend in a multi-storey car park and the tread depth is a bit low, it sounds and feels like the car's going to shake itself to pieces.
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