abs question?????

[killerZ-71]

hi, quick question. if i want to pull the fuse to disable my abs which fuse box

is it in. the one next to the steering wheel, or the one under the hood????

once i pull the fuse, will i notice any thing different when driving or not.

any info would be helpfull. thanx

[asilverblazer]

The only difference you will notice while driving is the screaching tires as you plow into the rear of another car.

[DEV1ST8R]

The only difference you will notice while driving is the screaching tires as you plow into the rear of another car.

 

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[Taaaaaaahoe?]

My first question would be WHY? I realze often in offroad situations they are not a help..

 

But to answer your question I would have to say NO, it will be the same... well the same as if you didn't have ABS. It is my understanding they are designed to function where if you have a failure, and the ABS goes out...the conventional breaks function as they should..

 

BUT you will be staring at that ABS Light &/or the BRAKE light too on the dash...

 

MIKE

[mcreyaufmiller]

If the fuse blows or is not there, I believe the light will stay on. There is an investigation into the ABS failure on the Chevy trucks, there was another post with a link about a week ago where you could complain to the NTSA to have the recall go into effect.

[Black-Z71]

The only difference you will notice while driving is the screaching tires as you plow into the rear of another car.

 

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[MS3DALE]

The only difference you will notice while driving is the screaching tires as you plow into the rear of another car.

 

 

 

 

 

Good one!

[tryn2lrn]

mcreyaufmiller what recall would that be?????

[mcreyaufmiller]

mcreyaufmiller what recall would that be?????

 

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Not a recall, try this topic:

 

ABS info

 

This topic has a link to inform the NHTSA about problems that are being investigated on some of the Chevy ABS brakes.