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Gurus please I need your help.
I have a Honda bullet, which I've been using for 3 years with no issues. I decided to change the ball joint last week after noticing the sound coming from ball joint anytime I make a turn. The sound is gone but I think the mechanic tampered with the ABS. Anytime I start the car, the breaks will be hard. After 10 seconds it's back to normal and the ABS light will be On. What could be the problem. Am afraid, I might have to buy complete ABS.

sewentybaba:
Gurus please I need your help.
I have a Honda bullet, which I've been using for 3 years with no issues. I decided to change the ball joint last week after noticing the sound coming from ball joint anytime I make a turn. The sound is gone but I think the mechanic tampered with the ABS. Anytime I start the car, the breaks will be hard. After 10 seconds it's back to normal and the ABS light will be On. What could be the problem. Am afraid, I might have to buy complete ABS.

Your car is obd 1.

Use a jumper pin to get the abs code.

You can Google how to use jumper pin to get Honda obd 1 codes. The connector should be on the right front passenger well. Its a blue connector. Under the dash.

Use an office pin to jump the connector and study the abs light. It will give a series of flashes.

Read more about this in Google.

NB. Honda bullet abs is a complete system....not just one part. Sensors, pump, and some other units (forgotten the name)

Get the code first before throwing parts

Here's a link on how to manually pull codes from your bullet without a scanner

http://www.ericthecarguy.com/honda-codes-without-a-scanner-obd-i

This other link is the interpretation of the code pulled

http://www.ericthecarguy.com/hondaacura-obd-i-codes-1992-1995

No rocket science. Very easy to accomplish

It's for honda accord cars from 92 to 95

Denn:
Your car is obd 1.

Use a jumper pin to get the abs code.

You can Google how to use jumper pin to get Honda obd 1 codes. The connector should be on the right front passenger well. Its a blue connector. Under the dash.

Use an office pin to jump the connector and study the abs light. It will give a series of flashes.

Read more about this in Google.

NB. Honda bullet abs is a complete system....not just one part. Sensors, pump, and some other units (forgotten the name)

Get the code first before throwing parts

Thank You sir

eherbal:
Here's a link on how to manually pull codes from your bullet without a scanner

http://www.ericthecarguy.com/honda-codes-without-a-scanner-obd-i

This other link is the interpretation of the code pulled

http://www.ericthecarguy.com/hondaacura-obd-i-codes-1992-1995

No rocket science. Very easy to accomplish

It's for honda accord cars from 92 to 95

thanks

sewentybaba:
Gurus please I need your help.
I have a Honda bullet, which I've been using for 3 years with no issues. I decided to change the ball joint last week after noticing the sound coming from ball joint anytime I make a turn. The sound is gone but I think the mechanic tampered with the ABS. Anytime I start the car, the breaks will be hard. After 10 seconds it's back to normal and the ABS light will be On. What could be the problem. Am afraid, I might have to buy complete ABS.

Bros pls i need to reach you. I have a honda bullet myself which I need advice about.