Comments on: Why does my “brake” light and my “rear abs” light come on after a hard brake on my 1992 Ford Explorer? http://www.listbuildingwithfarhan.com/cardiocruiserreview/72/abs/why-does-my-brake-light-and-my-rear-abs-light-come-on-after-a-hard-brake-on-my-1992-ford-explorer/ The Cardio Cruiser gives you the powerful, cardio and body sculpting movements of a recumbent bike, an elliptical machine and a stair climber. Fri, 25 Jun 2010 06:21:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Scott H http://www.listbuildingwithfarhan.com/cardiocruiserreview/72/abs/why-does-my-brake-light-and-my-rear-abs-light-come-on-after-a-hard-brake-on-my-1992-ford-explorer/comment-page-1/#comment-107 Scott H Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:27:08 +0000 http://www.listbuildingwithfarhan.com/cardiocruiserreview/72/abs/why-does-my-brake-light-and-my-rear-abs-light-come-on-after-a-hard-brake-on-my-1992-ford-explorer/#comment-107 Low brake fluid? Low brake fluid?

]]> By: CactiJoe http://www.listbuildingwithfarhan.com/cardiocruiserreview/72/abs/why-does-my-brake-light-and-my-rear-abs-light-come-on-after-a-hard-brake-on-my-1992-ford-explorer/comment-page-1/#comment-106 CactiJoe Sat, 06 Mar 2010 16:29:21 +0000 http://www.listbuildingwithfarhan.com/cardiocruiserreview/72/abs/why-does-my-brake-light-and-my-rear-abs-light-come-on-after-a-hard-brake-on-my-1992-ford-explorer/#comment-106 OK, after crawling through your brake lines... How about that good old JSOP valve? If there is air in a line the piston inside the JSOP valve will move and make the brake light come on. Otherwise, the ABS system is probably bad and you get both warning lights. You can get a fluid leak inside one of the wheel cylinders and the fluid is still trapped behind the rubber boot and not leaking out just yet. If you have a front brake hose that is swelling shut you'll notice a pull to one side when braking. There is a rubber hose that connects the rear end steel lines to the steel line that runs from the JSOP rearward. My money is on the leak that hasn't shown itself in a rear wheel cylinder. Good Luck! OK, after crawling through your brake lines…

How about that good old JSOP valve? If there is air in a line the piston inside the JSOP valve will move and make the brake light come on.

Otherwise, the ABS system is probably bad and you get both warning lights.

You can get a fluid leak inside one of the wheel cylinders and the fluid is still trapped behind the rubber boot and not leaking out just yet.

If you have a front brake hose that is swelling shut you’ll notice a pull to one side when braking. There is a rubber hose that connects the rear end steel lines to the steel line that runs from the JSOP rearward.

My money is on the leak that hasn’t shown itself in a rear wheel cylinder.

Good Luck!

]]> By: oklatom http://www.listbuildingwithfarhan.com/cardiocruiserreview/72/abs/why-does-my-brake-light-and-my-rear-abs-light-come-on-after-a-hard-brake-on-my-1992-ford-explorer/comment-page-1/#comment-105 oklatom Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:40:35 +0000 http://www.listbuildingwithfarhan.com/cardiocruiserreview/72/abs/why-does-my-brake-light-and-my-rear-abs-light-come-on-after-a-hard-brake-on-my-1992-ford-explorer/#comment-105 You have a problem somewhere in the rear circuit of your antilock braking system, if that is the error message you are getting. Have it repaired. When you step hard that activates the ABS which is not working correctly, so you get the light. You have a problem somewhere in the rear circuit of your antilock braking system, if that is the error message you are getting. Have it repaired. When you step hard that activates the ABS which is not working correctly, so you get the light.

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