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Old 04-10-2011, 07:51 PM
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Default brakes locking on sharp turns

Back at it again. H2 2005, turning into parking spaces on high traction surfaces brakes are locking tight. It doesn't seem to brake on straight runs. They will release when you put it in nuetral. Set truck up on blocks to test if 4wd is locked but it isn't. thought it might be abs/traction control system but after pulling fuse the front wheels still brake on hard turn. I have replaced hydra booster twice thinking I might have gotten a bad reman. I have replaced power steering pump but no change. I don't think the wheel speed sensors are the problem either, when those are unplugged I still get the braking action when turning tight turn. When the steering wheel is turned tight right or left when I hear the pump labor is when the braking happens. I'm left thinking its the brake master cylinder doesn't adjust for the increase pressure caused by the hydra booster and steering pump, and this applies pressure in the break system. What am I missing?
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