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It should not.
The ABS system is only designed to aid your braking of your vehicle.
If the vibration is happening all the time you are driving, it should be a tire problem.
If the vibration is happening when you brake the car, it should be a warped brake rotor problem.
God bless your efforts.
Sounds like you need to get your tyres balanced. If the vibration is when you don't touch the brakes only between the 80-100. If its when you touch the brake pedal and the vibration occures, your disc brakes are warped, either machining or replacement.
when does it vibrate, my gosh. vibration when at 65-75mph is balancing, vibration in steering wheel is front brakes. pulsation in brakes is rear. vibration all the time on or off brakes, bad tire............need more info.
sounds more like a ujoint or a center support for the drive shaft. also check and make sure that the flywheel bolts have not come loose. also check the harmonic balancer and make sure it is not seperating
Increased vibration from a vehicle indicates worn out engine supports. This vibration often disappears when revving the engine high, but is very noticeable at low revs.
You can have these inspected and possibly replaced to reduce the vibration cominf from your engine.
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