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Old 01-06-2012, 05:07 AM   #1
JerseyJeff84
 
Drives: 2010 Yaris Sedan
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: West Deptford, NJ
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Why do the brakes act so weird in snow?

This is the second Winter I have experienced with my '10 Yaris sedan and we had our "first" snow on Wednesday. It was a little less than an inch, but was unexpected, thus meaning when I drove home from work at night, no road crews had been out.

While driving, in certain situations when I guess the car can't get traction, when I apply the brakes, it makes this real strong reverberating sound/feel. Has anyone else noticed this? Does it have something to do with anti-lock brakes? I've never owned a newer/modern car until this one. I also experienced the reverberating issue real bad when I turned onto a road near my house and I lost all brake power for a split second; thankfully it was later at night and no one else was on the road.

Thanks for any information.
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