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    Abs

    okay is there any good right ups on how to delete the abs
    links and tips and tricks
    thanks
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    #2
    Can't u just remove the ABS sensors off the wheels? Ur ABS light will be on but oh well.

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      #3
      can i ???
      i want to gut the abs system

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        #4
        link

        I did it. The removal is pretty easy, getting it back together is the fun part. I couldn't find any accords with good front non-abs lines, so I just made my own. Pretty much just take your time and be careful.

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          Well I know the rears are fairly easy. One of the wires from my ABS got cut somehow so I had to replace it. It was just a wire basically running from inside the trunk where its plugged up and down to the wheel (where the sensor is). I'm not sure how the fronts are tho. I'm assuming if u just remove those particular wires with the sensors attached and unplug them then u will no longer have ABS. But I'm just assuming...

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            #6
            Originally posted by HardInThePaint View Post
            Well I know the rears are fairly easy. One of the wires from my ABS got cut somehow so I had to replace it. It was just a wire basically running from inside the trunk where its plugged up and down to the wheel (where the sensor is). I'm not sure how the fronts are tho. I'm assuming if u just remove those particular wires with the sensors attached and unplug them then u will no longer have ABS. But I'm just assuming...
            The ABS won't function, but the brakes have problems without the equipment working. Just removing the ABS fuses will cause it to cease function.

            OP: If you aren't looking to remove everything, you can just unplug the ABS ECU in the trunk. This will disable the ABS system and keep the light in the dash off. I strongly recommend removing everything else though.

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              #7
              Originally posted by EJX_Michael View Post
              The ABS won't function, but the brakes have problems without the equipment working. Just removing the ABS fuses will cause it to cease function.
              Well he said he wanted to gut it. So thats why I recommended removing the wires and sensors. I don't believe the ABS has to do with anything mechanical, with fuses being involved I would guess everything is computerized when it comes to the ABS. LX's and DX's don't even have ABS so I don't see his brakes having any problems (other than not having ABS).

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                Originally posted by HardInThePaint View Post
                Well he said he wanted to gut it. So thats why I recommended removing the wires and sensors. I don't believe the ABS has to do with anything mechanical, with fuses being involved I would guess everything is computerized when it comes to the ABS. LX's and DX's don't even have ABS so I don't see his brakes having any problems (other than not having ABS).
                The brake lines go through the ABS pump and actuator under the hood. The pedal feels softer and not as responsive with the ABS still hooked up but not functioning. So, yes it actually is a very mechanical unit. (Sorry if that came off smartass-ish. I cant think of a way to word it better. :/)

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by EJX_Michael View Post
                  The brake lines go through the ABS pump and actuator under the hood. The pedal feels softer and not as responsive with the ABS still hooked up but not functioning. So, yes it actually is a very mechanical unit. (Sorry if that came off smartass-ish. I cant think of a way to word it better. :/)
                  Its all good homie, teach me something for sure. I don't know too much about ABS, thats me just shooting in the dark.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by HardInThePaint View Post
                    Its all good homie, teach me something for sure. I don't know too much about ABS, thats me just shooting in the dark.
                    http://auto.howstuffworks.com/auto-p...lock-brake.htm
                    Read this, it'l learn ya.

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