I have a 1991 Honda Accord SE which I bought in 1998. I have never depended on the anti lock brake system probably since I learned how to drive in the snow/ice without it 20 years earlier. Recently, the ABS motor runs for 5-10 minutes and when it finally shuts off the ABS light comes on. I would much rather have the light than the motor sound but I don't know how to make it stop. If I found the fuse and disconnected it would this make the motor stop?
Just to ease your mind I am also a school bus driver and know how to stop my bus in the ice/ snow without anti lock brakes so I am not in danger of a crash because of disconnecting this.
Thanks for any help you can give me

 

Check the abs modulators reservoir. It may be low or empty. Check for any leaks. It may simply need to be topped off.
On the 94-97 cars inside the engine bay on the right inner fender(it will be left to you when facing the engine bay) there will be a few Fuse/Relay boxes. One should have the 'ABS RELAY' or 'MAIN ABS RELAY' If you pull this out it should prevent the motor from running. Although I do not know if this would cause any problems with the ABS light.

 

When this problem first started adding fluid did make the motor run less but not anymore. I keep it full nonetheless.

What about on a 1991? You don't happen to have a picture do you?

 

I'm fairly sure it's well marked. Pop hood, look at the fuse/relay boxes(most likely black plastic) there will most likely be raised lettering on the case if not open them up and there will be a diagram/labeling of what each fuse/relay does.

It will be rectangular or L shaped.

 

Thanks so much Mike! We removed the motor relay fuse and it stopped running. It's such a relief not to drive around that way anymore.