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Thanks for all the help, I figured out that by pulling the fuses and disabling the abs system altogether, no longer stalls out the engine. I'm back to old school brakes but at least im back on the road, a little whiter knuckles, lol but its all good:-):-):-) jeepin'again.... Thanks again, John.R

I have noticed the booster pump and motor that is mounted under the hood, passenger side firewall that chargers the abs system now runs continuously instead of cycling on and off like it used to prior to this problem occuring?????

Called checkers and they said they weren't showing the abs equipped option for the part, im assuming that it is smaller than the master cylinder.

Dealer item???

Know where I can locate any pics or diagrams on the booster removal?? Will I have to break open any brake lines to the system or is booster removal not affect the brake lines? Thanks in advance.

Any pics or diagrams would be great, thanks..

Cool, im gonna check it out..

@ mud4feet, did you replace the master cylinder??? Because per the diagram it shows it as master cylinder/ power booster.

I'll double check but dont recall seeing a booster in the usual firewall spot... I'll even post a pic of the master cylinder, thanks though.

No visible or audible vacuum leaks, is an abs system equipped with a booster???

Hello everyone, I currently own a 90 Cherokee that is equipped with abs, now as I was driving down the freeway coming up on my exit the red brake light on the dash came on and the pedal got hard and I can feel a slight pulse while applying pressure. Now, the engine will run but when it reaches...