ABS - REAR BRAKE PEDAL LOCK-UP

[albertaduke]

Hmmm....Is there more than one DealerTool?

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I meant if mine works ok, other should as well

 

[sonny]

I have had no issues with the back brake since bleeding them. No lockups or sponge brake pedal. Knock on wood it works.

 

[1olbull]

I'm a bit confused by the wording I think. Is the brake pedal just not moving on occasion or the rear tire is locking up and the ABS isn't activating?

If the brake pedal is not moving, check linkages and bushings
If the tire is locking up, enjoy the fishtails... just kidding. Possibly a caliper issue with the piston rubbing against something and not freeing up. Possibly a minor bend in the rotor or ABS rotor that is causing it to catch harder than it should.

The pedal starts to move and then locks up even resisting huge pressure for the most part.
Rear brakes come on, but very weakly. After a stop sometimes the issue is gone - for awhile.

 

[1olbull]

Have you tried changing out the wiper fluid?

 

[Nat67]

If no error codes , it does sound like a calibre issue !

 

[TURBO200R4]

i have been reading the posts and i think that lemon pledge is the way to go.
and talk to a good brake guy. must be a good brake guy on here we have all the other specialists.
every one talk to there brake friends and tell them to by a rocket.

 

[Bedifferent]

i have been reading the posts and i think that lemon pledge is the way to go.
and talk to a good brake guy. must be a good brake guy on here we have all the other specialists.
every one talk to there brake friends and tell them to by a rocket.

Not Lemon Pledge again! Maybe Lemon Pledge would work on my arthritis.

 

[Wrecka]

I have near 3 years and 60000 klm on my Bike , i really should look at changing the brake fluids and coolant.............

 

[TURBO200R4]

you r making me fell guilty

 

[RKTNMYPKT]

I stop my Indian by dragging my feet