Over sensitive ABS, since changing Rear Discs and Pads
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Over sensitive ABS, since changing Rear Discs and Pads
I changed my rear pads and discs on my bugeye yesterday. No real problems to report.
Since the change, at really low speeds the ABS seems to be kicking in (way too sensitive).
Has anybody else had this issue? Is it worth whipping off the rear discs again and giving the the ABS sensor and cog a good clean down with a toothbrush?
Out of interest does anyone know what type of sensor it is? Is it Optical/magnetic or something
Cheers,
Charlie
Since the change, at really low speeds the ABS seems to be kicking in (way too sensitive).
Has anybody else had this issue? Is it worth whipping off the rear discs again and giving the the ABS sensor and cog a good clean down with a toothbrush?
Out of interest does anyone know what type of sensor it is? Is it Optical/magnetic or something
Cheers,
Charlie
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