Short story, I've been driving for almost 50 years and I've never needed or appreciated ABS. My ABS started acting up a couple of years ago, probably due to one or more bad wheel sensors, (a known issue on these cars). I pulled the fuse, the ABS light came on and there were no more intermittent low speed ABS activations. That was four years ago. The brakes are otherwise in good condition on this car and an ABS light was never a problem for passing state inspection in the past, however now they're starting to take a more strict position on this. The inspector's boss told me that I can pull the bulb. He just can't see this light on. I don't want to disassemble the dash board to remove a lamp so if I could just see a schematic diagram of the ABS circuit I could do this. Even if the lamp needs to be in the circuit to satisfy the computer, if I can find the right wires I can determine the current draw of the lamp and substitute the appropriate resistor in its place. Does anyone have this information they would be willing to share or could they perhaps tell me where I might find it? Thanks, Lenny
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12 years ago