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Old 07-03-2012, 11:29 PM
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I have recently deleted my ac/heat(whole hvac), asr, cruise control, air pump. I'm thinking about deleting the abs system, fogs, and a couple other little things I prolly can't think of. Can I take all the wires for this stuff out without getting an aftermarket PCM? Almost want to rewire car to clean stuff up and hide a lot that are in the engine bay. Thanks for your help and advice

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Track only car?

Supposed to be 106* today (Missouri)

ABS has saved my dumb *** more than once

If this is not all out race, back half ,fullcage,etc. who would you ever be able to sell
it to?
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I run no ABS....lots of people do. You'll have lights turn on in your cluster. You just need to remove the led's/bulbs for Service Vehicle, Brake, and ABS IIRc.

The AIR pump can be turned off in the PCM when you pull it out. I wouldn't cut up the wiring harness though. If you REALLY want to drop the extra weight of the extra wires (really - 2lbs?), I'd buy a used harness from somewhere (make sure it's compatible) and cut that one up. Keep the original one in good shape in case you decide to sell in the future.
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There are a lot of spliced grounds and power wires within the harness. Don't cut anything unless you are planning a major overhaul of the harness.
You can delete anything not used, I do it all the time for engine swaps. It's a good way of eliminating potential problems and make everything look clean.




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