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Old 05-17-15, 06:13 PM
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Originally Posted by grumpi300
just buy both sizes and return the ones you don't need. m10x1.5 and m10x1.25, although I still believe its 1.5. anyways, I guess you can but it just looks messier than with the abs there in the first place, lines going everywhere. that's why I did mine the right way and made new lines for the front and just made a new short one for the rear brakes. make sure you remove all your wheel speed sensors too as they are only used for the abs system, since you are not using it anymore I suggest removing the wheel speed sensors, computer which is right under the glove box and whatever fuses and relays power it so the light doesn't stay on on the dashboard.
When you remove the sensor, are you worried about the open hole there then? I'm thinking stuff will get in there and it's always turning so it can't be good. Any idea how to plug it? I temporarily just used some gorilla tape but would like to plug it somehow. And i can't reuse the speed sensor cz i hammered it off cz it was so stuck on there.
Old 05-17-15, 06:58 PM
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I wouldn't touch any of those sensors or wirings if I where you OP and if you are planning to boost you car. Exactly the same wiring will be used for traction control later for your aftermarket ECU. It saves you a lot of work and money. They don't do any harm anyway by leaving them now.
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Why delete the abs?
Old 05-19-15, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted by LEXOWINO
Why delete the abs?
don't start a debate, that's not the point of this thread, he's doing it because he wants to.
Old 05-20-15, 12:02 AM
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mine are still there. I left the abs sensors there but took off all the brackets and wires going to them. I don't have traction control so i'm good. lol. never had it. and please, no debates. its been discussed plenty of times, just type that in on the search bar.
Old 05-20-15, 04:26 AM
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I got this 'T' fitting from an SC300. Not sure what year it was because the 'T' was located at the rear driver side.
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Old 06-26-15, 05:14 PM
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Instead of starting a new thread I thought I would try to get an answer here. I just deleted my ABS and now my EGR valve. I unbolted the canister located under the intake manifold. Does anyone know what to do this orange plug that was connected to the canister? Thanx in advance.
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