i took my 1996 prelude si to honda and they said that i need a new abs pump i got one for $300 and was going to get to install it but someone said it might not even be the pump. they said honda would still get the same error as the pump if the brakes have not been blead after and new set of brakes have been installed. could it actually be that the brakes just need to be blead?

 

Well, what is it doing???? If the pedal sinks to the floor then you have air in the system and it needs to be bled.

 

k i will try that tomorrow so just start up the car and if its easy to take the brake to the ground then need to be bled?

 

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That's correct, cause your brake booster is hooked to your intake manifold. You should have a bit of resistance when pressing the brakes.

 

this is what the guy said when the abs light turned on "after i had the brakes changed to a better set that has always been on, also i had the rotors turned at the same time." what would you think it be