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disengage ABS with a fuse 850

posted by  yothere on  Mon Dec 21 17:07 CST 2009
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I removed the main ABS supply fuse under the bonnet in an effort to disengage the ABS (fuse 14 or something). Would removing that fuse (which consequently set off my ABS light on the dashboard) COMPLETELY disengage the ABS? I saw there was another fuse for some sort of ABS pump motor as well. Should I remove that as well?

I need to completely turn off ABS and any ability it may have to pulse my calipers. I figure the light being on would mean that ABS was off but I need to be completely certain so I can rule out faulty ABS stuff.

Thank you everyone!
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-Hector






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