The car is a 1994 Honda Accord, and since no one can tell what's going on in this post:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=499141

I was wondering if someone could tell me how to turn off ABS all together and see if that fixes the problem, at least intermittently.

TIA

 

pull the abs fuse ?? i just cant see how the abs can cause the other problems tho....

 

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Yea, pull out the fuses in the ABS fuse box.

 

Where is the ABS fuse located?

Also, I agree, it's doubtful that the rest of the problems such as the speedo shutting on and off for a split second is probably not caused by the ASB problem (although I know for a fact that there is a problem with ABS due to the symptoms prior to the speedo problem taking place). Someone told me to check for corrosion on the battery clamps, so I will be replacing those tonight to see if it fixes anything.

 

It is located on the passanger side under the hood on the front side of the shock/strut tower. All you have to do is take out the one Main ABS Fuse (I think it is green with a clear top if I remember right and a 30 or 40 Amp Fuse) which is screwed down by two screws. I have done this to my abs once when My ABS Unit went Bad.