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one of my friends just changed my 2 front break pads in my truck, he just did the front and when i break on the truck the peddle starts shaking and it breaks really funny after 3-5 min driving the abs light turns on and it breaks smoothly! i turn off the truck and same scenario all over again, i disconected all my batteries for about 30 min and connected everything again and still same shit! any suggestions on wat it can be?

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Did he by some chance disconnect a speed sensor or "stretch" the sensor to where the wires may break inside? Did he just do pads or did he also do rotors as well

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Sounds like your friend might have screwed up the ABS modulator when he was compressing the caliper pistons. If the ABS is screwed up, the regular brakes will still function normally, but I'd recommend taking it to a garage and have them check it out.

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he either broke the wires to your abs sensors or broke a sensor. the sensors are mounted on the steering knuckle usually with an allen bolt holding it in place check the wires. but more then likely you will be replacing one of the sensors if not both. to solve your issue.

if your sensors check out then i would remove the caliper and check for leaks around the pistons (the rubber surround) if he tore the rubber compressing the pistons back into the calipers you could be getting break fluid on the rotors and your abs is trying to compensate for that. get it checked asap though and let us know

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might be a speed sensor like mentioned, my 00 jimmy does the same thing

not until i turn does it go off, it feels like in the winter time when the abs kicks in even tho the ground int even wet lol

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You're an ass, Ray. LoL

As mentioned check the wheel speed sensors. Commonly broke item to people who don't pay attention to them.

Also, it's possible that he may have bled them wrong if that was done. ABS vehicles have a special bleeding procedure that is unique to each car.

If there's air in the lines still, your ABS system could be going nuts trying to compensate for it.

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Was it a full brake job? Or just a pad swap?sounds like warped rotors too me...

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Humm... did he bleed the brakes after he was done? The sensor is in the hub not the caliper like others said check the sensor wires, the abs modulator rarely goes out if the wire/connectors are fine bleed your brakes. Should be good to go

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