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May 11th 08, 08:40 PM
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ABS BRAKE QUESTION
I have an 03 grand caravan with ABS and am going to change the front pads.
On the old van I just used a c almp and compressed the caliper cylinder all the way back prior to installing the new pads. Are there any issues with doing the same procedure to a van with ABS. I thought that I had heard somewhere that this may damage the ABS operation and just wanted to get some input here. Thanks Bill 
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May 11th 08, 11:32 PM
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ABS BRAKE QUESTION
"Bill Falconer" > wrote in message news:NYHVj.2095$KB3.53@edtnps91... > I have an 03 grand caravan with ABS and am going to change the front pads. > On the old van I just used a c almp and compressed the caliper cylinder all > the way back prior to installing the new pads. Are there any issues with > doing the same procedure to a van with ABS. I thought that I had heard > somewhere that this may damage the ABS operation and just wanted to get some > input here. > > Thanks > Bill > > Depress the piston, install pads and happy motoring. Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech
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