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ABS problems, could use some helo


snopro879
12-17-2003, 05:21 PM
Basically, my abs are way to sensitive, i dont know if its me or if they are messed up. There's probably not a way to change how sensitive they are, so, i would like to disable them. I've looked online and can't find any sites that show me how to do it. Does anyone know how to disable the abs on a 1996 chevrolet s10 2wd? Any help would be greatly appreciated! thanks.

zxkevinxz
12-17-2003, 05:58 PM
what do you mean by 'sensitive'?

snopro879
12-17-2003, 08:38 PM
well they come on when they really shouldn't, and i know this because abs should come on when you slam on the breaks, mine came on yesterday as soon as my foot touched the break pedal. i think theres just a sensor or something electronically wrong possibly...i would just like to know how to disconnect them.

zxkevinxz
12-21-2003, 10:41 AM
i'll look today, but i think you would just bypass the electronic part of it.
however, i am a fan of abs.

joshzr2
12-21-2003, 11:31 AM
Honestly, I wouldn't disable them. ABS has saved my butt dozens of times on icy or wet roads. If you can, I would suggest having it looked at. The easiest way I can think of to disable them though would be to pull the breaker out. It would either be in the fuse panel inside the cab or in a relay box under the hood. I'm not sure if that would totally disable your brakes but I don't think that it would. Most ABS-equipped vehicles have a failsafe so that if the ABS stops working(or the breaker blows) you will still be able to stop the car. But I would say you should just have them looked at. Could just be a faulty sensor. Also, try pulling the breaker out, start the engine, shut it off, then replace the breaker. Hope that helps.

zxkevinxz
12-22-2003, 08:52 AM
yeah, i talked to someone w/ a s10 who pulled his fuse 'cause he doesn't like abs.
but im with josh here, keep the abs

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