ABS removal
28 August 2015, 01:37 AM
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ABS removal
Hi just wondering if anyone can help
I've fully removed my abs from my 2002 wrx
Is there anyway I can turn the Yellow abs light out
on the dash??
I've fully removed my abs from my 2002 wrx
Is there anyway I can turn the Yellow abs light out
on the dash??
28 August 2015, 01:02 PM
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Track car mate and the air bag light
As I've removed seat belts and air bags
Is something that can be turned off through the ecu?
Or they run off there own ecu
As I've removed seat belts and air bags
Is something that can be turned off through the ecu?
Or they run off there own ecu
28 August 2015, 01:32 PM
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If it's a track car why does it matter? Or are you trying to MOT it?
Take the bulb out? Simple. If it's a soldered LED then just roll some black tape up and poke it down the led hole with the clocks off.
What have you replaced the OE system with? Please don't say 4 points.
Take the bulb out? Simple. If it's a soldered LED then just roll some black tape up and poke it down the led hole with the clocks off.
What have you replaced the OE system with? Please don't say 4 points.
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02 September 2015, 11:28 PM
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What's wrong with a good set of 4 point harnesses? Are you talking about "submarining" out?
If you're not lying down in your seat, then I don't really see how a 6 point harness would be that much better tbh. Both will stop your torso + head from smacking into the steering wheel, as far as I can tell.
If you're not lying down in your seat, then I don't really see how a 6 point harness would be that much better tbh. Both will stop your torso + head from smacking into the steering wheel, as far as I can tell.
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What's wrong with a good set of 4 point harnesses? Are you talking about "submarining" out?
If you're not lying down in your seat, then I don't really see how a 6 point harness would be that much better tbh. Both will stop your torso + head from smacking into the steering wheel, as far as I can tell.
If you're not lying down in your seat, then I don't really see how a 6 point harness would be that much better tbh. Both will stop your torso + head from smacking into the steering wheel, as far as I can tell.
03 September 2015, 12:31 AM
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A 6 point harness is far superior. As you'd soon discover if you ran straight into the bank at Quarry corner (Castle Combe) The 4 point will hold your innards briefly, before the remains of your body is squeezed out the bottom like toothpaste from a tube. When you're flipping end over end is also a good time to reflect on how well your money was spent.
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