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Risk of operating with ABS module out? 850

posted by  someone claiming to be andy on  Tue Sep 8 11:57 CST 2009 [RELATED]

You are correct, cover the electrical connections. I like to put them in a ziplock or something.

No danger driving it without the unit, your ABS doesn't work, and it won't wen the unit is out.

You will not have a speedo, and the odo will stop working until the unit is put back in. Just watch your gas gauge if it is accurate, you wouldnt want to run out of fuel. I think you are supposed to pull the fuse for the unit, I can't remember.

Otherwise, just follow their directions. Good luck, let us know how it turns out. Ive never used BBA, I use vitor.






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