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Old Sep 21, 2012 | 10:10 AM
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Braking issues

I drive the FWD non tech. Recently at a highway intersection had to brake really hard to avoid a pile up .. noticed that brakes are not designed to stop when you apply immediate pressure like an ABS should. Also now I notice that the brakes will make a groaning sound when applying hard for a quick stop. Anyone notice unusual sounds from their brakes?
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Old Sep 21, 2012 | 10:37 AM
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the groan is the ABS system. The abs will allow the vehicle to brake as hard as possible without lockup so you can steer, there's also a brake force multiplier device at work that activates under situations like this. Some people stab the brakes hard then let up a bit...the brake force multiplier keeps the pressure as hard as possible until it gets a positive signal (you actually lift your foot) that you intend to discontinue the braking action.

Sounds to me like this all worked as intended by acura and you got a vehicle reaction you weren't expecting.
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