Dodge 3500 brakes shutter rear wheel hop
Is there any 3500 dodge owners that experiance rear wheel shuttering or hopping when normally braking. Is there a known speed sensor problem?
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Originally Posted by Jet A Fuel
(Post 382372)
Is there any 3500 dodge owners that experiance rear wheel shuttering or hopping when normally braking. Is there a known speed sensor problem?
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It feels like an anti lock brake pulseing. There is a speed sensor in the brake system thats how it references when the tire starts to skid. Changed shoes to try to fix the problem even turned drums no broken parts.
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Originally Posted by Jet A Fuel
(Post 382384)
It feels like an anti lock brake pulseing. There is a speed sensor in the brake system thats how it references when the tire starts to skid. Changed shoes to try to fix the problem even turned drums no broken parts.
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My guess would be a bad master cylinder, proportioning valve is bad.
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I'm not sure but don't they have a brake proportioning valve above the axle that is hooked to a linkage that senses when you have a load on the truck (suspension compressed) That limits brake power to the rear axle when unloaded? If it was at fault and was giving 100% brake power to the rear axle when empty I think it would act like what you are experiencing?
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i had the same prob whith my 01 but the break light on dash was on. By luck i unpluged the wire above the rear end and my abs light stays on but no wheel hop and stops fine ill fix the prob latter. But it only takes a second to unhook the plug an see what you have . Mine has been runnin for a month like this whith no prob.:U:
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