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  1. 30th August 2008, 01:48 PM #1
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    Wabco ABS module

    Spent most of the morning pulling the passenger seat "off" and carpet pulled out to attend to a not too seriours "Rust" problem on the floor of Rangie on the passenger side , anyhow The WABCO ABS module under the seat isn't used for anything as ABS on Rangie is in-operative , so question is , can I just unplug it ? The Relay panel and fuses etc ?

    Also Can I Disable the Intertia switch?
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  2. 30th August 2008, 02:12 PM #2
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    Yes there's no ill-effect. I drowned mine in Aquarangie and it stopped working, pulled it apart and dried it out. had it tested and it didn't work, so I never botherd fitting it again

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    Thanks heaps Trav;

    what about the intgertia switch , can I just unplug it ?
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    No dont dsconnect that, the rangie won't function but you could probably bypass it if you're handy with the electrical side of things. I just unplugged the ECU and left the rest there. I put a plastic bag over the ECU plug for the ABS brakes so it wouldn't get too grubby 9idin't help, drowned it anyway a few times after that).

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    I Know what you mean about things getting grubby
    spent a good part of morning vaccuming all the cr@p out
    from underneath the passenger seat next to and around the ABS
    module , and cutting back rust ,putting the seat back on was a
    friggin challenge too
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