ABS Brakes - End the myth
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ABS Brakes - End the myth
First of all, I don't want to start a debate about wether I should keep my ABS on or not, thats already decdided 
All Im wondering is if not using it can damage the ABS motor... a few of my friends told me so.
At first I had only removed the fuse but then I unconnected it from the battery pole... is that okay or not?
Will my ABS still work if I decide to plug everything back in lets say a year from now?
Thanks in advance.
All Im wondering is if not using it can damage the ABS motor... a few of my friends told me so.
At first I had only removed the fuse but then I unconnected it from the battery pole... is that okay or not?
Will my ABS still work if I decide to plug everything back in lets say a year from now?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: ABS Brakes - End the myth (seifer)
Yeah it will still work, but why would you want to disconnect it? ABS is there for a reason, Also its not like you are going to loose weight or gain any performance. Id just keep it pluged in.
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Re: ABS Brakes - End the myth (SlammedDC2teg)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SlammedDC2teg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yeah it will still work, but why would you want to disconnect it? ABS is there for a reason, Also its not like you are going to loose weight or gain any performance. Id just keep it pluged in.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Just take the piece of **** out or leave it plugged in.
it's a good 20lbs of nose weight.
Just take the piece of **** out or leave it plugged in.
it's a good 20lbs of nose weight.
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