Vintage Auto Parts: Tips for Restorers and Repairers
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4 Common Signs Your ABS Pump Needs Replacing
ABS stands for 'anti-lock braking system', and it's one of your vehicle's most important safety mechanisms. When you hit the brakes, the ABS will detect any wheel slip and ensure braking pressure is relieved – this in turn helps prevent wheel lock and keeps you in full control. This system is made up of several different parts, including an ABS pump and ABS sensors. Unfortunately, these can become worn over time, and continuing to drive with a faulty ABS pump is not a good idea.
My name is George. After working as a teacher for two decades, I retired, and now, my heart, hands and time are wrapped up in restoring a vintage car. I love it, and I want to share some of the minutia of that passion with others. My wife doesn't always want to hear about auto parts, but they are always on my mind. I want a place where I can share buying tips, restoration tips and repair tips, and this blog is the perfect place. I plan to write about my own restoration work as well as general info on auto parts. Thanks for reading.