can I remove EBCM
can I remove EBCM I posted in suspension and braking but got no response so i figured I'd give it a shot here. I'm ordering the SJM abs delete with line lock and the non TCS throttle cables and removing both the abs and tcs. (they dont work anyways) Can I remove the EBCM once the tcs and abs are gone? and if so what all can i remove with it?
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This is the Accelerator & Servo Control Module that's mounted under the dash, driver side. It says Trottle Position Controller on it. Some people call it the EBCM module. It has some wires going to the EBCM. You can remove this also.
The EBCM is actually in the engine bay screw to the bottom of the ABS controller.
I'll get a pic of the plug that goes to the EBCM. I don't have the EBCM, sold it a long time ago.
The EBCM is actually in the engine bay screw to the bottom of the ABS controller.
I'll get a pic of the plug that goes to the EBCM. I don't have the EBCM, sold it a long time ago.
Last edited by RENE'S RAGE; Jan 29, 2012 at 02:49 PM. Reason: spelling
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Sorry I repeated what you said above I was just supporting your info since others stated it was up under the dash.
I don't think unplugging the EBCM will harm the cruise control because I can recall having cruise when it was deleted. However, I would recommend unplugging it and testing to be sure.
I don't think unplugging the EBCM will harm the cruise control because I can recall having cruise when it was deleted. However, I would recommend unplugging it and testing to be sure.
Sorry I repeated what you said above I was just supporting your info since others stated it was up under the dash.
I don't think unplugging the EBCM will harm the cruise control because I can recall having cruise when it was deleted. However, I would recommend unplugging it and testing to be sure.
I don't think unplugging the EBCM will harm the cruise control because I can recall having cruise when it was deleted. However, I would recommend unplugging it and testing to be sure.
I sometimes confuse people, and myself.
This is located under the drivers side of the dash behind and up from the fuse box right? If so Im glad I read this thread because I had no idea what that thing was and was too chicken to delete it!
No, the EBCM is located in the drivers side engine bay under the ABS controller (see post #10). What you're speaking of is the Servo Control Module which is used to control the throttle in the event of a traction control situation.
