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47 Fasttoys · 03-27-2014, 02:45 AM

OK, so I've come to the ABS question. I will be using the complete chassis and drive train from a 2003 Silverado on my COE build. This truck has a good working ABS system on it. During the build I will be using the ECM but not the BCM (body control module). The truck does not have traction control or any type of stibility control system. I don't know enough about ABS to know which other support systems it may need to operate. If I deside it's to hard to keep (low prority) what needs to be done to just bypass it? Can I just keep the unit in place and not wire it up? I will not have the warning lights for ABS or Brakes anyway, so it comes down to what is envolved in keeping it in use or what is envolved in deleting it.
Thanks in advance
Rob

03-27-2014, 02:45 AM	#1
47 Fasttoys Registered User Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Westminster, SC Posts: 933	ABS worth the effort? OK, so I've come to the ABS question. I will be using the complete chassis and drive train from a 2003 Silverado on my COE build. This truck has a good working ABS system on it. During the build I will be using the ECM but not the BCM (body control module). The truck does not have traction control or any type of stibility control system. I don't know enough about ABS to know which other support systems it may need to operate. If I deside it's to hard to keep (low prority) what needs to be done to just bypass it? Can I just keep the unit in place and not wire it up? I will not have the warning lights for ABS or Brakes anyway, so it comes down to what is envolved in keeping it in use or what is envolved in deleting it. Thanks in advance Rob __________________ My '47 C.O.E build



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