Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Elite Pete on 30 December 2007, 21:56:03
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Ive got a mate that has just been on the phone saying he has a problem with his Vectras brakes. He says that when the engine is off and he pumps the brake pedal he can get good pressure but as soon as he starts the engine the pedal hits the floor and he's got no brakes. oh yeah hes just replaced the ABS unit. So any ideas. :y
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Could be air bubbles trapped in the ABS modulator, requires pressure bleeding while 'excercising' the ABS Modulator with Tech2.
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aye be worth bleeding the system through...
When you say replaced brakes, do you mean just discs & pads? or calipers, etc...
Just also sounds like what happens when the valve pops out in the servo if you push back too hard on the pistons in the calipers...
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sounds like a servo problem to me
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THIS WILL GET MOVED TO GENERAL CHAT PETE AS DID MY QUESTION ON VECCY DID BY AA.regards pete for the new year. ::)
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THIS WILL GET MOVED TO GENERAL CHAT PETE AS DID MY QUESTION ON VECCY DID BY AA.regards pete for the new year. ::)
...it is already in General Chat... :o
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I think he meant General Help?
(Servo, inlet manifold pipes / pressure).
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IF its hitting the floor it has air in the system somewhere......and a favourite is the ABS unit.
Hence why when they go (the later vectra uses the same unit as the Omega) its best just to change the ECU...
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Thanks for the advice fellas :y
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pressure bleed it bud nothing on just the air pressure will blow all sorts of trapped air out !! ;)
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Thanks for the advice fellas :y
Anytime Pete ;D ;D