Ciao a tutti,

I have a very happy 92 accord 2.2 4WS 66k.

The ABS charge pump is running three or four times a day. I have changed
the fluid and bled the system. I am not losing any fluid & can find no
leaks. The ABS light does not come on.
I am thinking of popping in to a Honda dealer for an ALB diagnostic. I
have access to a local breakers yard with several suitable Accords to
donate parts so could change: the pump, the pressure vessel, modulator
etc. In fact everything.
Any suggestions?

Pip pip
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Chris wrote:
> Ciao a tutti,
>
> I have a very happy 92 accord 2.2 4WS 66k.
>
> The ABS charge pump is running three or four times a day. I have changed
> the fluid and bled the system. I am not losing any fluid & can find no
> leaks. The ABS light does not come on.
> I am thinking of popping in to a Honda dealer for an ALB diagnostic. I
> have access to a local breakers yard with several suitable Accords to
> donate parts so could change: the pump, the pressure vessel, modulator
> etc. In fact everything.
> Any suggestions?
>
> Pip pip


----------------------

Did you bleed just the brakes, or did you bleed the aBS as well? The
dash lamp may be burnt out. Perform the 'lamp Check', as described in
your manual, or prove the ABS is working on some dirty roadway.

'Curly'

 

In article <42EABBE8.8010209@interbaun.com>, "motsco_ _" <"motsco_
_"@interbaun.com> says...
> Chris wrote:
> > Ciao a tutti,
> >
> > I have a very happy 92 accord 2.2 4WS 66k.
> >
> > The ABS charge pump is running three or four times a day. I have changed
> > the fluid and bled the system. I am not losing any fluid & can find no
> > leaks. The ABS light does not come on.
> > I am thinking of popping in to a Honda dealer for an ALB diagnostic. I
> > have access to a local breakers yard with several suitable Accords to
> > donate parts so could change: the pump, the pressure vessel, modulator
> > etc. In fact everything.
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> > Pip pip
>
>
> ----------------------
>
> Did you bleed just the brakes, or did you bleed the aBS as well? The
> dash lamp may be burnt out. Perform the 'lamp Check', as described in
> your manual, or prove the ABS is working on some dirty roadway.
>
> 'Curly'
>
>
The lamp is o.k. & the ABS works. The whole thing was bled apart from the
maintenance bleeder on the pump (power unit) which is stuck!
Do you think it could be air in that?

Pip pip
--
Chris Notton
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Chris wrote:
> In article <42EABBE8.8010209@interbaun.com>, "motsco_ _" <"motsco_
> _"@interbaun.com> says...
>
>>Chris wrote:
>>
>>>Ciao a tutti,
>>>
>>>I have a very happy 92 accord 2.2 4WS 66k.
>>>
>>>The ABS charge pump is running three or four times a day. I have changed
>>>the fluid and bled the system. I am not losing any fluid & can find no
>>>leaks. The ABS light does not come on.
>>>I am thinking of popping in to a Honda dealer for an ALB diagnostic. I
>>>have access to a local breakers yard with several suitable Accords to
>>>donate parts so could change: the pump, the pressure vessel, modulator
>>>etc. In fact everything.
>>>Any suggestions?
>>>
>>>Pip pip
>>
>>
>>----------------------
>>
>>Did you bleed just the brakes, or did you bleed the aBS as well? The
>>dash lamp may be burnt out. Perform the 'lamp Check', as described in
>>your manual, or prove the ABS is working on some dirty roadway.
>>
>>'Curly'
>>
>>
>
> The lamp is o.k. & the ABS works. The whole thing was bled apart from the
> maintenance bleeder on the pump (power unit) which is stuck!
> Do you think it could be air in that?
>
> Pip pip
------------------------

Which reservoir went empty?

remove the obvious underscores and contact me, I'll send you a PDF about
Honda aBS.

'Curly'

 

In article <42EAE93F.9050205@interbaun.com>, "motsco_ _" <"motsco_
_"@interbaun.com> says...
> Chris wrote:
> > In article <42EABBE8.8010209@interbaun.com>, "motsco_ _" <"motsco_
> > _"@interbaun.com> says...
> >
> >>Chris wrote:
> >>
> >>>Ciao a tutti,
> >>>
> >>>I have a very happy 92 accord 2.2 4WS 66k.
> >>>
> >>>The ABS charge pump is running three or four times a day. I have changed
> >>>the fluid and bled the system. I am not losing any fluid & can find no
> >>>leaks. The ABS light does not come on.
> >>>I am thinking of popping in to a Honda dealer for an ALB diagnostic. I
> >>>have access to a local breakers yard with several suitable Accords to
> >>>donate parts so could change: the pump, the pressure vessel, modulator
> >>>etc. In fact everything.
> >>>Any suggestions?
> >>>
> >>>Pip pip
> >>
> >>
> >>----------------------
> >>
> >>Did you bleed just the brakes, or did you bleed the aBS as well? The
> >>dash lamp may be burnt out. Perform the 'lamp Check', as described in
> >>your manual, or prove the ABS is working on some dirty roadway.
> >>
> >>'Curly'
> >>
> >>
> >
> > The lamp is o.k. & the ABS works. The whole thing was bled apart from the
> > maintenance bleeder on the pump (power unit) which is stuck!
> > Do you think it could be air in that?
> >
> > Pip pip
> ------------------------
>
> Which reservoir went empty?
>
> remove the obvious underscores and contact me, I'll send you a PDF about
> Honda aBS.
>
> 'Curly'
>
>
Neither reservoir empties. The ABS one dropped about a quarter of an inch
after the fluid change & refill to the "max" line, but has not dropped
since.
The pump runs for about 20-30 seconds & then stops, this happens three or
four times a day. Traffic, highway, hot, cold, doesn't seem to make a
bit of difference!
I have sent you an email Curly, thanks!
Pip pip
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Chris Notton
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