[valiant67]

Have they checked the ABS? A faulty sensor or tone ring teeth that are missing on that wheel can cause the ABS to apply brakes on that wheel.

Moving from this forum to the proper forum.

 

[B10alia]

These systems are notoriously unreliable, and parts for repair are often prohibitively expensive. You might consider retrofitting a standard master cylinder to the system. I know OklahomaWolf has done this on several cars. You may want to get in touch with him.

 

[valiant67]

You are thinking of the Bendix 10 system which replaced the Bosch system in mid-year 1990. The common failure is a lack of pressure, not wheel lockup. This could be a simple repair that may be worth making on the Bosch system.

 

[Oklahoma Wolf]

I know OklahomaWolf has done this on several cars. You may want to get in touch with him.

You must be thinking of mydodgedip, maybe? I've gotten lucky enough to have not had to do it ever. The Imperial was done for me by the previous owner, and none of my previous cars had ABS.

 

[B10alia]

Huh, I remember someone outfitting their Imperial (or one of those AC/AY cars, I can never keep them straight) with standard brakes. And Valiant, you're right... I saw the "B" in a topic on ABS and I jumped to conclusions...