Hello all,
I've been tackling a soft brake pedal issue (just like the rest of us) in my 1995 80. I'd like to go ahead and do some restoration of the brake system before I subject myself to endless brake bleeding. I've installed NAPA reman calipers all the way around, and I have an advics master cylinder (I have a sinking pedal) as well as slee soft brake lines from cruiser teq on the way.
It seems like most people dealing with similar issues end up having to do an ABS/LSPV delete before anything changes. I would like to keep both if possible, but then again I'm not the most educated on the impact that having ABS really makes. So my question is this:
Is it possible to acheive a firm brake pedal without deleting the ABS or LSPV (part replacement or rebuild perhaps)? What are the pros and cons of removing these systems? How big of a step backwards would I be taking safety-wise?
I've been tackling a soft brake pedal issue (just like the rest of us) in my 1995 80. I'd like to go ahead and do some restoration of the brake system before I subject myself to endless brake bleeding. I've installed NAPA reman calipers all the way around, and I have an advics master cylinder (I have a sinking pedal) as well as slee soft brake lines from cruiser teq on the way.
It seems like most people dealing with similar issues end up having to do an ABS/LSPV delete before anything changes. I would like to keep both if possible, but then again I'm not the most educated on the impact that having ABS really makes. So my question is this:
Is it possible to acheive a firm brake pedal without deleting the ABS or LSPV (part replacement or rebuild perhaps)? What are the pros and cons of removing these systems? How big of a step backwards would I be taking safety-wise?