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ABS 80 AMP FUSE LOCATION 700

posted by  jsaw on  Fri Apr 15 07:24 CST 2005
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Hello! I'm trying to find the 80 amp fuse for the abs that is located in the engine compartment....it's an 89 740 ti, with a nasty wheel shudder on what seems like the front right wheel.

I pulled the transient surge protector fuse
(10 amp) under the drivers kick panel, but I'm not sure if that would disable the ABS.... cleaned the front wheel sensors, checked the pads and rotors and all seems well, but there's still a pulsing coming from that side, even when I'm not braking. It goes away when turning left, gets worse when turning right.

I just want to completely disable the abs, just to rule it out, and that damn 80 amper is hard to find!

There is two 40 amp fuses in the engine bay, one on either side, one is square, one is rectangular. the ABS control unit is under the kicker panel as well, and the booster(gold)? unit is in the engine bay.

Can anyone tell me where the 80 is? or could some previous mechanic put a 40 in?

I just bought the car 3 days ago, and I know my 700's turbo and NA quite well.

Never had one with ABS before....

Thanks!!!

Josh





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