ABS brakes
12-17-2003 | 12:39 PM
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ABS brakes
Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
something.
all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
something.
12-17-2003 | 09:49 PM
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Re: ABS brakes
I have a 2003 Accord 5-speed and I can assure you that the ABS works when
the clutch is fully engaged. The big question for you friend would be, why
wouldn't ABS work when the clutch is engaged? If anything, this is when
you'd need ABS the most since you no longer have any engine braking helping
to slow you down so the breaks have to do more work, increasing the chance
of locking the wheels.
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
the clutch is fully engaged. The big question for you friend would be, why
wouldn't ABS work when the clutch is engaged? If anything, this is when
you'd need ABS the most since you no longer have any engine braking helping
to slow you down so the breaks have to do more work, increasing the chance
of locking the wheels.
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
12-17-2003 | 09:49 PM
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Re: ABS brakes
I have a 2003 Accord 5-speed and I can assure you that the ABS works when
the clutch is fully engaged. The big question for you friend would be, why
wouldn't ABS work when the clutch is engaged? If anything, this is when
you'd need ABS the most since you no longer have any engine braking helping
to slow you down so the breaks have to do more work, increasing the chance
of locking the wheels.
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
the clutch is fully engaged. The big question for you friend would be, why
wouldn't ABS work when the clutch is engaged? If anything, this is when
you'd need ABS the most since you no longer have any engine braking helping
to slow you down so the breaks have to do more work, increasing the chance
of locking the wheels.
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
12-17-2003 | 09:49 PM
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Re: ABS brakes
I have a 2003 Accord 5-speed and I can assure you that the ABS works when
the clutch is fully engaged. The big question for you friend would be, why
wouldn't ABS work when the clutch is engaged? If anything, this is when
you'd need ABS the most since you no longer have any engine braking helping
to slow you down so the breaks have to do more work, increasing the chance
of locking the wheels.
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
the clutch is fully engaged. The big question for you friend would be, why
wouldn't ABS work when the clutch is engaged? If anything, this is when
you'd need ABS the most since you no longer have any engine braking helping
to slow you down so the breaks have to do more work, increasing the chance
of locking the wheels.
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
12-17-2003 | 09:49 PM
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Re: ABS brakes
I have a 2003 Accord 5-speed and I can assure you that the ABS works when
the clutch is fully engaged. The big question for you friend would be, why
wouldn't ABS work when the clutch is engaged? If anything, this is when
you'd need ABS the most since you no longer have any engine braking helping
to slow you down so the breaks have to do more work, increasing the chance
of locking the wheels.
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
the clutch is fully engaged. The big question for you friend would be, why
wouldn't ABS work when the clutch is engaged? If anything, this is when
you'd need ABS the most since you no longer have any engine braking helping
to slow you down so the breaks have to do more work, increasing the chance
of locking the wheels.
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
12-17-2003 | 11:47 PM
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Re: ABS brakes
Jim Hernandez wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
---------
Jim,
I agree with you, if it's any consolation.
The ABS only cares about the speed that the wheels are turning. Id
doesn't care if the engine is doing the pushing, or some of the
braking.... But if your foot is touching the brake pedal, the wheels
better all be spinning at the same speed or the ABS will start
activating.
'Curly'
-----------------
>
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
---------
Jim,
I agree with you, if it's any consolation.
The ABS only cares about the speed that the wheels are turning. Id
doesn't care if the engine is doing the pushing, or some of the
braking.... But if your foot is touching the brake pedal, the wheels
better all be spinning at the same speed or the ABS will start
activating.
'Curly'
-----------------
12-17-2003 | 11:47 PM
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Re: ABS brakes
Jim Hernandez wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
---------
Jim,
I agree with you, if it's any consolation.
The ABS only cares about the speed that the wheels are turning. Id
doesn't care if the engine is doing the pushing, or some of the
braking.... But if your foot is touching the brake pedal, the wheels
better all be spinning at the same speed or the ABS will start
activating.
'Curly'
-----------------
>
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
---------
Jim,
I agree with you, if it's any consolation.
The ABS only cares about the speed that the wheels are turning. Id
doesn't care if the engine is doing the pushing, or some of the
braking.... But if your foot is touching the brake pedal, the wheels
better all be spinning at the same speed or the ABS will start
activating.
'Curly'
-----------------
12-17-2003 | 11:47 PM
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Re: ABS brakes
Jim Hernandez wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
---------
Jim,
I agree with you, if it's any consolation.
The ABS only cares about the speed that the wheels are turning. Id
doesn't care if the engine is doing the pushing, or some of the
braking.... But if your foot is touching the brake pedal, the wheels
better all be spinning at the same speed or the ABS will start
activating.
'Curly'
-----------------
>
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
---------
Jim,
I agree with you, if it's any consolation.
The ABS only cares about the speed that the wheels are turning. Id
doesn't care if the engine is doing the pushing, or some of the
braking.... But if your foot is touching the brake pedal, the wheels
better all be spinning at the same speed or the ABS will start
activating.
'Curly'
-----------------
12-17-2003 | 11:47 PM
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Re: ABS brakes
Jim Hernandez wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
---------
Jim,
I agree with you, if it's any consolation.
The ABS only cares about the speed that the wheels are turning. Id
doesn't care if the engine is doing the pushing, or some of the
braking.... But if your foot is touching the brake pedal, the wheels
better all be spinning at the same speed or the ABS will start
activating.
'Curly'
-----------------
>
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
---------
Jim,
I agree with you, if it's any consolation.
The ABS only cares about the speed that the wheels are turning. Id
doesn't care if the engine is doing the pushing, or some of the
braking.... But if your foot is touching the brake pedal, the wheels
better all be spinning at the same speed or the ABS will start
activating.
'Curly'
-----------------
12-18-2003 | 11:30 AM
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Re: ABS brakes
Does ABS work in Reverse?
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
12-18-2003 | 11:30 AM
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Re: ABS brakes
Does ABS work in Reverse?
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
12-18-2003 | 11:30 AM
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Re: ABS brakes
Does ABS work in Reverse?
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
12-18-2003 | 11:30 AM
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Re: ABS brakes
Does ABS work in Reverse?
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
"Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
believes
> that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> something.
>
>
12-18-2003 | 11:32 AM
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Re: ABS brakes
Only over 35 MPH. bob
JD wrote:
>
> Does ABS work in Reverse?
>
> "Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> > Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> > all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
> believes
> > that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> > clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> > to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> > something.
> >
> >
JD wrote:
>
> Does ABS work in Reverse?
>
> "Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> > Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> > all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
> believes
> > that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> > clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> > to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> > something.
> >
> >
12-18-2003 | 11:32 AM
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Re: ABS brakes
Only over 35 MPH. bob
JD wrote:
>
> Does ABS work in Reverse?
>
> "Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> > Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> > all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
> believes
> > that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> > clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> > to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> > something.
> >
> >
JD wrote:
>
> Does ABS work in Reverse?
>
> "Jim Hernandez" <jb00@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:brq4l8$1mgm$1@news.wplus.net...
> > Does anyone know if the ABS brakes and the clutch have any interaction at
> > all. Me and my friend have a long standing argument about this. He
> believes
> > that if the clutch is engaged, the ABS does not work. I feel that ABS and
> > clutch have no designed interactivity. Honda engineers are too chickenshit
> > to give me an answer. They probably feel I am working on a lawsuit or
> > something.
> >
> >