Abs Brake Fail Problems of Mercury Mountaineer

At 28000 miles the transmission started shifting erratic, the dealer reprogrammed the ecm and covered up the problem until the warrant ended and the battery failed at which time the car reverted back to default and continued to buck and jerk until the car reached highway speed. This continued until the transmission finally failed during operation on the highway on 3/5/20. The abs module just failed during low speed operation for no apparent reason. Also the car indicated that there is an electrical problem even though all electrical components are in good operational condition. This error comes and goes constantly at any given time.

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Consumer stated the abs had failed. Consumer stated the brakes went out on her twice and she drove it to the dealer . She stated the first time she took it to the dealer, she was told there was some kind of a leak. The second time they did not say anything. The vehicle was still making a thumping noise. The anti lock brake system had a right inner seal leak and a rear sensor malfunction. The abs light had come on at different times.

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Abs sensor light stayed on. Consumer stated that vehicle produced a loud grinding noise, and there was extended stopping distance. Dealer claimed abs system failed.

Abs failed at low speed , slid into curb because vehicle wouldn't stop, broke wheel.

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Front abs brakes failed, vehicle lost control, resulting in a crash.

Abs brake failure, applied brakes and engine area roared, , pedal went the floor, loss of effectiveness, impact 12:00 position , speed 10mph, low speed.

Abs system failed at 72,000 miles around the same time that the brakes were replaced.

Abs sensor failed, however system continues to experience failures after replacement of the sensor. Mjs.

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