Anti Lock Brakes Buzzing when braking under 5 MPH
Hi Everyone,
Here is my problem. My Rodeo's ABS system kicks in (i.e. the buzzing sound), when I slow to under 5 MPH while pressing the brakes. Keep your foot on the brakes and the buzzing eventually stops, just before the car comes to a full stop under the normal braking system.
Here are a few caveats. This only happen when the ABS Light is off. If the ABS light is on, then this doesn't happen at all... you brake normally to a stop, no buzzing.
Any idea what's causing this, and what I can do to fix it? (disable ABS perhaps? If so, how to disable?
Also, I'm guessing this might be an electrical problem. Why? Here are a few other gremlins in my Rodeo:
The fuel gauge will only goto full once I top off the tank. And when that happens, the Check Engine light goes off.
After about 10 miles of driving, the fuel gauge, slowly dances back and forth between the 3/4 and empty mark, and the check engine light comes on again, and stays on until tank is refilled.
So I have to use the odometer to know when to refill.
That aside, my Isuzu has served me great over the past 20 years. No issues.
Thanks in advance.
Here is my problem. My Rodeo's ABS system kicks in (i.e. the buzzing sound), when I slow to under 5 MPH while pressing the brakes. Keep your foot on the brakes and the buzzing eventually stops, just before the car comes to a full stop under the normal braking system.
Here are a few caveats. This only happen when the ABS Light is off. If the ABS light is on, then this doesn't happen at all... you brake normally to a stop, no buzzing.
Any idea what's causing this, and what I can do to fix it? (disable ABS perhaps? If so, how to disable?
Also, I'm guessing this might be an electrical problem. Why? Here are a few other gremlins in my Rodeo:
The fuel gauge will only goto full once I top off the tank. And when that happens, the Check Engine light goes off.
After about 10 miles of driving, the fuel gauge, slowly dances back and forth between the 3/4 and empty mark, and the check engine light comes on again, and stays on until tank is refilled.
So I have to use the odometer to know when to refill.
That aside, my Isuzu has served me great over the past 20 years. No issues.
Thanks in advance.
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