correct me if i'm wrong, but i believe that this is my ABS module. i just took out my inner quarter panel plastics yesterday. i noticed this on the pass side right behind the pass. front seat. should i leave this where it is or should i relocate it someplace, maybe just on the other side of the metal its bolted to. what have you guys done to yours?



pics of yours, if moved, would be appreciated, thanks!

 

yes that should deff. be abs. i would leave it or you could move where you said. or you could make some sort of cover. if the harness can be manipulated to reach under the pass. seat you could put it there.

 

you think the wires would reach under the seat?

 

Or just remove ABS altogether. I have never been a big fan of ABS.

Otherwise it looks like you could unplug and follow your wires to pull out some slack from original routing and tuck under your seat.

GL

 

If that's abs I wouldn't move it... some of them have sensors in them that must be mounted in a certain direction...

If you lie that thing flat it COULD think that the car has rolled over... I don't know specifically about this one but there are ABS sensors that can NOT be re-located.

 

Isnt the abs all under the hood?

 

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Nope. That box inside the car is part of it.

 

is it in the way of anything?
if its not doing anything besides just sitting there bolted up nice and snug. id leave it.

 

<U>Plug colors</U>
Orange = ABS
Yellow = SRS
Green = Cruise

 

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Just because something in a car says ABS on it doens't mean it is for brakes. On nearly any plastic part used in any application the acronym for the type of plastic is on the part. So in many cases if you see &lt;ABS&gt; on a part it is refering to Acrylonitrile-Butadine-Styrene...not Anti-lock Braking System

 

Also was abs an option for the eg si? or was it standard on certain years? Not trying to thread jack or anything..

 

have somethign machined on the cover....it could be made into somthing nice to look at

 

rear seat belts in a gutted car makes you a failure

abs is good for racing with cornors, unlike some of the guys that only know how to go straight

 

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abs is good for racing with cornors, unlike some of the guys that only know how to go straight </TD></TR></TABLE>

learn to spell!

 

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i've heard the same thing from more than one individual. don't touch it.

 

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there out now, just weren't when the pic was taken.

your mother not swallowing the load that produced you makes her a failure.

 

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your mother not swallowing the load that produced you makes her a failure.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Ouch man, damn, chill O.o

 

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because that was necessary