Shawn MacAnanny
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i know it's a rear antilock brake system but how does it work?
I don't believe there is a leveling sensor for rear loading like a proportioning valve that changes pressure based on bed height/load.
Does it run off of the ring gear sensor speed sensor for the obs trucks to detect lock up? I don't believe there are any front wheel speed sensors though? Or is there some sort of internal pressure sensor that releases if pressure out of it becomes lower than pressure in?
How does it know when your rear wheels lock up? Because if it's the same part from a srw and dually and you have heavier springs/air suspension and a dually and a 2500lb service body it would seem it would provide the same braking pressure to the rear as a srw and that may not be ideal. Especially if there is a leveling proportioning valve or sensor somewhere in the rear having heavier duty suspension.
I don't believe there is a leveling sensor for rear loading like a proportioning valve that changes pressure based on bed height/load.
Does it run off of the ring gear sensor speed sensor for the obs trucks to detect lock up? I don't believe there are any front wheel speed sensors though? Or is there some sort of internal pressure sensor that releases if pressure out of it becomes lower than pressure in?
How does it know when your rear wheels lock up? Because if it's the same part from a srw and dually and you have heavier springs/air suspension and a dually and a 2500lb service body it would seem it would provide the same braking pressure to the rear as a srw and that may not be ideal. Especially if there is a leveling proportioning valve or sensor somewhere in the rear having heavier duty suspension.