More questions - brake pump motor on Escos
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More questions - brake pump motor on Escos
It's me once again. Ca problems flooding on me so I have more question. I hope you people can stand it.
My electric brake booster pump is working and stopping to work and all the time. When you puch the multiplug that powers the electric motor with a finger the whole assembly moves and it stops working, when moved the other way it resumes operation. I wonder what could happen and how do I fix it. I do have service manual so I can disassemble the whole thing and try to put it back together - schould I be aware of something that is not in the manual? Is there anything complicated in it? Do they behave like mine often? It's pretty unusuall machine this brake booster so I'm (and my mechanic) little afraid of working on it but it looks like I don't have much choice - any suggestions?
Sorry for so much SPAM on forums recently but it seams like my Cossie falling apart :-(
My electric brake booster pump is working and stopping to work and all the time. When you puch the multiplug that powers the electric motor with a finger the whole assembly moves and it stops working, when moved the other way it resumes operation. I wonder what could happen and how do I fix it. I do have service manual so I can disassemble the whole thing and try to put it back together - schould I be aware of something that is not in the manual? Is there anything complicated in it? Do they behave like mine often? It's pretty unusuall machine this brake booster so I'm (and my mechanic) little afraid of working on it but it looks like I don't have much choice - any suggestions?
Sorry for so much SPAM on forums recently but it seams like my Cossie falling apart :-(
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Originally Posted by St3V3_C
The only thing I know with this is that you must have a turbo heat shield, or the heat will damage this pump.
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only thing i would say is be very careful of the pressure that can be stored in the accumulator - but that should be covered by the manual.
only thing i can imagine why the pump should run all the time would be the pressure switch or a weak accumulator.
it's no problem to me Azrael if you keep posting about your problems. as long as replies with solutions are posted, it could benefit others who have the problem. may be better posted in the tech forums though, although as we all know they don't get as much exposure.
only thing i can imagine why the pump should run all the time would be the pressure switch or a weak accumulator.
it's no problem to me Azrael if you keep posting about your problems. as long as replies with solutions are posted, it could benefit others who have the problem. may be better posted in the tech forums though, although as we all know they don't get as much exposure.
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
only thing i would say is be very careful of the pressure that can be stored in the accumulator - but that should be covered by the manual.
only thing i can imagine why the pump should run all the time would be the pressure switch or a weak accumulator.
it's no problem to me Azrael if you keep posting about your problems. as long as replies with solutions are posted, it could benefit others who have the problem. may be better posted in the tech forums though, although as we all know they don't get as much exposure.
I just feel so dump this days. Everything brakes and I run out of ideas all the time.
I post here because more people read main forum so I hope to get more answers. I schould do that I know but can't help it as it costs me a lot on nerves, moneyandtime to run this car and I really need it to be running fine at last soon. It cann onlybe a few weeks but after two years I just need it to be all right for at least some time.
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Originally Posted by St3V3_C
The only thing I know with this is that you must have a turbo heat shield, or the heat will damage this pump.
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Originally Posted by St3V3_C
So don't worry about that then
There are some advantages of not living in UK... speeding, driving on the right side... but nobody can repair your Cossie :-(
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ok azrael, fully understand now
i suppose that it can only be a bad connection either in the multiplug on the cable, between the 2 due to corrosion or a bent pin or something, or on the motor side somehow.
can you try another motor from another car? i guess that it does not have to be an esc cos as many fords seem to have the same motor and abs system, particularly scorpio's and late model sierra's. i don't know if they're common in poland?
anyway, i hope that you get it repaired. it's not nice to have a car with problems, particularly brake problems
as i say, i don't mind where you post, and i would do the same if i were you unless warned not to by the moderators.
i suppose that it can only be a bad connection either in the multiplug on the cable, between the 2 due to corrosion or a bent pin or something, or on the motor side somehow.
can you try another motor from another car? i guess that it does not have to be an esc cos as many fords seem to have the same motor and abs system, particularly scorpio's and late model sierra's. i don't know if they're common in poland?
anyway, i hope that you get it repaired. it's not nice to have a car with problems, particularly brake problems
as i say, i don't mind where you post, and i would do the same if i were you unless warned not to by the moderators.
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
ok azrael, fully understand now
i suppose that it can only be a bad connection either in the multiplug on the cable, between the 2 due to corrosion or a bent pin or something, or on the motor side somehow.
i suppose that it can only be a bad connection either in the multiplug on the cable, between the 2 due to corrosion or a bent pin or something, or on the motor side somehow.
can you try another motor from another car? i guess that it does not have to be an esc cos as many fords seem to have the same motor and abs system, particularly scorpio's and late model sierra's. i don't know if they're common in poland?
anyway, i hope that you get it repaired. it's not nice to have a car with problems, particularly brake problems
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It seams like something wrong with the waythe motor is mounted - when I hold it with one hand and move cables with other it works just fine.
don't have access to parts from another FOrd. If I knew what wasbroken I can look - which models exactly schould fit? Normal Sierra or Scorpio?
maybe it's better to first dismantle yours and look inside?
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
It seams like something wrong with the waythe motor is mounted - when I hold it with one hand and move cables with other it works just fine.
don't have access to parts from another FOrd. If I knew what wasbroken I can look - which models exactly schould fit? Normal Sierra or Scorpio?
maybe it's better to first dismantle yours and look inside?
Will do - first I check what's wrong, then start looking for parts. So many people in UK run pedal boxes that there have to be second hand assisted brakes parts.
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that's true, but the rhd abs units are different from lhd as the valve block is seperate. this probably doesn't affect the parts that you are talking about though.
to be honest, a lot of scorpios are now of the age where they are being scrapped in germany. it shouldn't be too difficult to get one from there and it's much closer and cheaper than england and you've both got the euro.
to be honest, a lot of scorpios are now of the age where they are being scrapped in germany. it shouldn't be too difficult to get one from there and it's much closer and cheaper than england and you've both got the euro.
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
to be honest, a lot of scorpios are now of the age where they are being scrapped in germany. it shouldn't be too difficult to get one from there and it's much closer and cheaper than england and you've both got the euro.
Probably yes. I just don't know too many people in Germany and don't speak German that well. Anyway if it's from any Scorpio I can probably just get one here. But I do hope I don't need to. Maybe it's just some assembly problem. This car has been taken apart a few times and somebody could brake something at one time.
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