Traction Control Delete....How to??
I have an 01, would a 98-99 cable without traction control work? or does it need to be 01-02 without traction control? I assume they are different b/c the TB's are slightly different but I'm not sure since its for no TCS..
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Do you need more than one cable? one for cruise one for throttle or are they the same cable?
here's the part numbers for the cables...
LS1 throttle cable (98-99, without TCS) = 12565559
LS1 throttle cable (00-02, without TCS) = 12565560
looks like about $30 shipped for gm parts direct..
here's the part numbers for the cables...
LS1 throttle cable (98-99, without TCS) = 12565559
LS1 throttle cable (00-02, without TCS) = 12565560
looks like about $30 shipped for gm parts direct..
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Do you need more than one cable? one for cruise one for throttle or are they the same cable?
here's the part numbers for the cables...
LS1 throttle cable (98-99, without TCS) = 12565559
LS1 throttle cable (00-02, without TCS) = 12565560
looks like about $30 shipped for gm parts direct..
here's the part numbers for the cables...
LS1 throttle cable (98-99, without TCS) = 12565559
LS1 throttle cable (00-02, without TCS) = 12565560
looks like about $30 shipped for gm parts direct..
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its way simpler than everyone thinks. just unplug and remove the TCS module. once that circuit is open the TCS is disabled just as if you hit the switch. leave the rear end the same. all you need to do is get a new throttle cable and a new cruise control cable.
relocating it is a little janky, but at least its all still in tact and functional. and even though you dont wanna hear it, just look how good it looks simply by relocating it.
relocating it is a little janky, but at least its all still in tact and functional. and even though you dont wanna hear it, just look how good it looks simply by relocating it.
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the wires are off of the harness to the ABS block....i think. i dont quite remember, but there is a thread on here somewhere that tells exactly what wires to splice together and u may be able to find a pinout for the ABS harness
Instead of grounding TCS wires you can simply buy a non-TCS ABS module if you can find one at a reasonable price. I want to remove my TCS as well and started looking into what is involved in delete.
I was thinking about also deleting my ABS which will make buying a Moser 9in. cheaper than if I needed a 3 or 4 channel rear end.
The only requirement I must have is the ability to still have cruise control.
I was thinking about also deleting my ABS which will make buying a Moser 9in. cheaper than if I needed a 3 or 4 channel rear end.
The only requirement I must have is the ability to still have cruise control.
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Instead of grounding TCS wires you can simply buy a non-TCS ABS module if you can find one at a reasonable price. I want to remove my TCS as well and started looking into what is involved in delete.
I was thinking about also deleting my ABS which will make buying a Moser 9in. cheaper than if I needed a 3 or 4 channel rear end.
The only requirement I must have is the ability to still have cruise control.
I was thinking about also deleting my ABS which will make buying a Moser 9in. cheaper than if I needed a 3 or 4 channel rear end.
The only requirement I must have is the ability to still have cruise control.
delete is simple, u can do away with:
*ABS module
*ABS computer under dash
*wheelspeed sensors
u can still have cruise control. cruise runs off of its own computer. just need a diff cruise cable going directly to the TB
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well, nevermind I found a car WITHOUT TCS and happily drove her home last weekend. so I hope this thread at least helps other people who have TCS and want it gone. Thanks everyone that helped!
