I've a 92 mazda serenia. The antilock brakes are not working and there is an indicator light for same. But, the conventional or non-computer-assisted brakes still seem to work fine. Fixing the antilock brake system will cost much more than the car is worth. So my question is, normally, will conventional non-assisted brakes continue to work even if the ABS is not working properly? The car seems to brake very well, but on the ice, they do lock. It seems logical and reasonable to me that car makers would not make something as important as braking entirely reliant on computer/electronic circuits. Does anyone have experience with this?
2007-01-31
17:00:12
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