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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / October 2005

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Disable ABS on a 2001 Ranger Edge

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daves@crestonaerospace.org - 18 Oct 2005 03:11 GMT
My buddy and I are building a dune buggy out of a 2001 Ranger Edge.  It
would be great if we could disable the ABS without the Check Engine
light coming on - I heard about a way you can do this by removing a
jumper (or possible an IC?) from the ABS board.  Does anyone have any
more specifics?  It's OK to reply off the board via e-mail so the
answer isn't made public.

daves@crestonaerospace.org

Thanks.
Jim Warman - 18 Oct 2005 05:11 GMT
Well... an ABS concern wont usually set the CEL.... though it will turn o
the ABS light. In the case of a VSS  (rear axle sensor) failure, the PCM
will even draw an inferred vehicle speed for another wheel sensor  on late
model units.

Now... if you want to disable the ABS, simply unplug one of the front wheel
speed sensors... ABS disabled... but the ABS light will illuminate. If you
wish to disable the light... Why???

> My buddy and I are building a dune buggy out of a 2001 Ranger Edge.  It
> would be great if we could disable the ABS without the Check Engine
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>
> Thanks.
Mikepier - 18 Oct 2005 12:19 GMT
Why not just take out the fuse?
 
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