1990 Chrysler Imperial Repair Question
Topics covered: Abs, Brakes, Abs module.
Mileage: No information provided.
Mileage: No information provided.
Asked on May 9, 2010
1990 Chrysler Imperial how to change from ABS brakes to sta
Brakes problem
1990 Chrysler Imperial 6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 145000 miles
I have a failed Bosch ABS brake system. There are no leaks in the lines. Rotors and pads are good. Even when an ABS module/master cylinder are available
( through salvage yards only ), the cost is well over
$400. And you only get a non-doa warranty. I want
to change to a standard brake system. What parts
are necessary to do this? Will the new components
mount with the same mounting-bolt holes? What
special cautions are advised?
1990 Chrysler Imperial 6 cyl Front Wheel Drive Automatic 145000 miles
I have a failed Bosch ABS brake system. There are no leaks in the lines. Rotors and pads are good. Even when an ABS module/master cylinder are available
( through salvage yards only ), the cost is well over
$400. And you only get a non-doa warranty. I want
to change to a standard brake system. What parts
are necessary to do this? Will the new components
mount with the same mounting-bolt holes? What
special cautions are advised?
Asked by JimS914Answer
Replied on June 26, 2010
Honestly, you really can't change. The PCM (computer) is designed to work with the ABS. Are the brakes presently working?
