I have a Ford windstar !995 . I enjoy had my brake pad changed even front rotors. I checked the manual and it also said I own Two brakes systems 1. regular 2.ABS = antilock brake system. Yet it seems resembling it wont catch make sorta a grinding springey noise?? What do I do When not a soul can tell me the problem and tired of sinking $$$$$ into it ??
The shop did a undertaking Strauss did a 2nd job immediately I am calling Ford co. no word yet? Any one hear of recalls on vehicle for brakes being imprecise?? Got kids scared to drive at times!
Answers: im not sure exactly what your trying to vote.... but the grinding noise could be the flipside brakes if you say that you;ve changed the front pad and rotors. is your van 4 wheel disc or do you enjoy drum brakes in the put money on. if so it sounds like the brake shoes are probably down to the metal. and the springy jingle, the only point i can think of which would explain why you not getting any brake pressure would be the diaphram within the brake booster is busted, not allowing the booster to do its job making your brake system brochure like elder vehicles. try pumping the brakes several times and see if the pressure get built up enough to apply the brake firmly. if so afterwards thats my guess.... but i need a more descriptive explaination to be more accurate. hope this help.
you either hold a standard or anti lock brake system.....not both......no recall that I am aware of.....nouns,s like a hydraulic problem......possibly a master cylinder going unpromising.......an in depth Annaliese's is obligatory to identify your exact problem........get it to a well brought-up certified technician for a analysis.....brake,s are nothing to fool around beside....stoping is way more meaningful than going.........good luck!
The shop did a undertaking Strauss did a 2nd job immediately I am calling Ford co. no word yet? Any one hear of recalls on vehicle for brakes being imprecise?? Got kids scared to drive at times!
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Answers: im not sure exactly what your trying to vote.... but the grinding noise could be the flipside brakes if you say that you;ve changed the front pad and rotors. is your van 4 wheel disc or do you enjoy drum brakes in the put money on. if so it sounds like the brake shoes are probably down to the metal. and the springy jingle, the only point i can think of which would explain why you not getting any brake pressure would be the diaphram within the brake booster is busted, not allowing the booster to do its job making your brake system brochure like elder vehicles. try pumping the brakes several times and see if the pressure get built up enough to apply the brake firmly. if so afterwards thats my guess.... but i need a more descriptive explaination to be more accurate. hope this help.
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you either hold a standard or anti lock brake system.....not both......no recall that I am aware of.....nouns,s like a hydraulic problem......possibly a master cylinder going unpromising.......an in depth Annaliese's is obligatory to identify your exact problem........get it to a well brought-up certified technician for a analysis.....brake,s are nothing to fool around beside....stoping is way more meaningful than going.........good luck!
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