Braking in the snow
25 November 2005 | 08:57 AM
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Braking in the snow
In grimsby its snowing like mad at the moment.
Just driving to work and I skidded and I believe the ABS came on, never had skidded the car before. The brakes sounded and felt quite violent and I felt it through my footbrake. Is this normal?
Regards
Andy
Just driving to work and I skidded and I believe the ABS came on, never had skidded the car before. The brakes sounded and felt quite violent and I felt it through my footbrake. Is this normal?
Regards
Andy
25 November 2005 | 09:29 AM
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Yes..
I have wired the ABS fuse to a switch so I can turn it off in snow.. prefer no ABS in the snow.. the snow builds up in front of the tyres and allows you to slide to a stop..
I have wired the ABS fuse to a switch so I can turn it off in snow.. prefer no ABS in the snow.. the snow builds up in front of the tyres and allows you to slide to a stop..
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