My ABS doesn't work on my '94 GSR and I'd like to disable the light. What is the easiest way to do that?

 

just take out the bulb...

 

Did you pull the ABS codes to determine why the light is illuminated? The Integra FAQ thread has a instruction link.

 

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just fix the problem. ABS is awesome.

 

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Do you want ABS? If not then simply take out the bulb or take out the fuse... but since the ABS isn't working you wouldn't really need to take out the fuse.

 

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Do you want ABS? If not then simply take out the bulb or take out the fuse... but since the ABS isn't working you wouldn't really need to take out the fuse.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I don't care if I have ABS or not. I just want the indicator light to go away. I could find instructions on the site for removing the bulb. Does anyone have a link?

 

Pull cluster.
Remove bulb.

You could be avoiding an easy fix. But that is just my opinion.

 

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Remove bulb.

You could be avoiding an easy fix. But that is just my opinion.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Do you have instructions for pulling the cluster? If I can find the ABS codes thread, I'll try fixing it first but if that doesn't work, I'll just remove the bulb. I don't want to put too much money into fixing it.

 

Only 5 screws I belive.

Click

Follow that and just remove the ABS bulb.

 

Just pull the screws for the garnish.

http://www.sonsacuraparts.com/...ch=no

And pull the cluster. There are screws around the perimeter.

http://www.sonsacuraparts.com/...ch=no

 

Thanks for the info everyone. I'm going to try to fix it this weekend.

 

I tried the paper clip jump and nothing happened. My ABS light didn't blink at all, it just stayed illuminated. Any ideas?

 

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What are you talking about...? Are you trying to get the code? I thought you wanted to take the bulb out, no?

 

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What are you talking about...? Are you trying to get the code? I thought you wanted to take the bulb out, no? </TD></TR></TABLE>

I did want to take the bulb out but I thought I'd troubleshoot first. I was trying to get the ABS code using the paperclip jump to see if it's an easy, inexpensive fix.

 

It threw code 4-4. I'm going to try to clean the sensor next week and see what happens.

 

the wire to jump is under the steering colum not the one by the ecu.
there is a procedure to reset it.
if i remeber correctly turn on postion jump it wait for a the light to go out then on plug it in does this like three time