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abs disconnect

Post by patzuki »

Is it possible to run without abs on a gu patrol offroad? Is it as simple as pulling out the fuses?

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Re: abs disconnect

Post by jarrod »

patzuki wrote:Is it possible to run without abs on a gu patrol offroad? Is it as simple as pulling out the fuses?

Thanks in advance.
yer just pull out the fuse. yer you will have a little abs light on your dash but better then with abs on
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Post by killer_garden_gnome »

wire it up to a switch, cut the power when u dont want it on
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Post by jet-6 »

And if you crash with the fuse out put it back in before you call your insurance company, they will void your warranty as fast as you can blink if they found out you crash cause of it
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Post by j-top paj »

i heard that the abs is disabled when in low range? or is this the hair bags :?

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Post by patzuki »

no abs is always on when offroad, as well as on road. Looks like i will just pull the fuse!
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Post by Patchy »

abs does disengage below a given speed not sure what it is but i wouldnt imaging it being a problem when 4wding....

does my mk have abs :? :)
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Post by Xcited »

Patchy wrote:abs does disengage below a given speed not sure what it is but i wouldnt imaging it being a problem when 4wding....
I wouldn't bet on that. In my 4.8 Auto trying to reverse down a loose hill the abs kick in when I got onto the really loose stuff causing me to come down the hill a lot faster than I would have liked. In a manual it's not such a big issue but auto's combined with abs and a hill can be damn right dangerous.

From then on I always pulled the fuse. And if you do have an accident I doubt the insurance bloke is going to come over and pop the fuse cover and check it.
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Post by patzuki »

Thanks guys, I think ill pull the fuse from now on!
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Post by turbo gu »

generally if the power in removed from abs or srs the light won't clear when the fuse is reinstalled. probably need the code that causes the light to come on cleared by the manufactures scan tool.
most abs systems don't operate under 7 km/h or there abouts
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