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How do i remove the ABS on my 1995 explorer?
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jremington59
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Look through your book and find the fuse for them. If you pull it the ABS doesn't work.
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How is it annoying? Under normal braking circumstances you wont even notice the ABS. Anti-lock is a pretty nice saftey feature to have. Wheel lock up under braking=no steering control
and the sticker on my fuse box panel's gone and the previous owner never gave me the owner's manual 
know where i get download one for free?coonerboy
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If it is activating when it shouldn't, you could have a bad wheel sensor or have metal shavings on them.
I had a similar issue, and replacing the wheel/hub bearing(includes abs wheel sensor) took care of the problem.
Do a search for abs problem. Lots of info on this type of issue.
I had a similar issue, and replacing the wheel/hub bearing(includes abs wheel sensor) took care of the problem.
Do a search for abs problem. Lots of info on this type of issue.
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