Found out the problem was the "ABS Brake Motor/Pump/Modulator". I bought the part on parts.com and had a mechanic install it.
IT CAN BE A FUSE. OR IT CAN BE THAT THE PUMP IS NOT PUMPING FUEL
This will depend on the car.This is about a basic brake system, No ABS:Master cylinder needs to be full, disconnect the master cylinder out let lines and make sure it is pumping fluid.The proportioning valve can be the problem so disconnect the out let lines and check there for fluid pumping through.The calipers and bleeder valves can be the problem. Remove the bleeder valves completely and see if the bleeders are plugged.The hardest to check are the flexible lines, you need to disconnect the wheel end first. If you have no fluid pumping through then the lines from the master need to be disconnected and checked.
If you simply pulled wheels and calipers then replaced the pads, there could be a problem with the ABS pump try pumping the brakes with motor off 30 or 40 times, start motor and pump brakes again. Try it it may help.
If the pedal falls to the floor while pumping, you have a very dangerous condition. The master cylinder is bad and needs replaced... If the pedal is just hard and doesn't seem to brake until you jam on it a few times, then you have maybe ice in the drums or bad calipers/wheel cyl. with dirt and wear on the pistons
Water pump not pumping or a pluged radiater
why does the gas keep backing up the filler tube when pumping gas in my 1998 intrigue
Pumping brakes can help restore pressure to the brake calipers temporarily. But this method wont work if the vehicle is equipped with ABS, or anti-lock brakes. Usually, down shifting will help slow the vehicle down, but not stop completely.
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It is rare for a water pump to stop pumping, even if they are leaking, they are still pumping as long as the belt is there and tight. I would change the thermostst first. There are a few water pumps out there that have a plastic impeller and I have seen them break apart but that is rare.
If it is not running and the fuse an relay is good it needs replacing. Even if it is running it may no be pumping. A fuel pressure test will verify if it is good or bad.
== == Sounds like you have a leak somewhere in your brake system. Fill the master cylinder with brake fluid and bleed off all four calipers. Once you have brakes again check the system for leaks at the calipers, master cylinder and along the brake lines.
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