ASR Removal
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ASR Removal Okay so I have googled and searched. I found a couple of topics talking about the removal of the ASR box under the hood. So how exactly do you delete ASR but still maintain ABS if at all possible? Any links to a how-to would be great or any advice.
It uses the pickups and reluctor rings at the rear end usually a 4 channel. not sure how to go about it but the throttle cable and the cruise cables run to the asr motor in the engine bay. I would call a tunner to see if the asr function can just be deleted with out removing it first. I am supposed to call a tuner today if I can find my cam specs, so I can ask him if he knows about it. May end up being tomorrow though.
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You can get the cables from a non-TCS car, or from the dealer. I know the cruise cable is discontinued, but I was able to get one out of the warehouse.
ABS and traction control are directly tied together. If you remove that servo, both lights will come on and they will both be disabled. You can fix this by simply putting a resistor in the servo harness to trick the EBTCM into thinking the servo is still there (just like a CAGS delete). You will still have traction control, but the box will be gone and the gas pedal won't kick back at you.
ABS and traction control are directly tied together. If you remove that servo, both lights will come on and they will both be disabled. You can fix this by simply putting a resistor in the servo harness to trick the EBTCM into thinking the servo is still there (just like a CAGS delete). You will still have traction control, but the box will be gone and the gas pedal won't kick back at you.
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Verdad Gallardo Yes, ABS and traction control will work just as before (provided you stick that resistor in). The only difference is the box is gone, and the pedal will no longer kick back at you. If you want to do a burnout, you still have to hit that "ASR OFF" button.
do you know what resistor it is to use?
asr delete Im in the process of ordering my non tcs throttle and cruise cables. I have a 95 TA and want that big uglyass box gone over my dr. side valve cover!!!
Do you guys have the part numbers for the cables from gm?
What kind of resistor and rating is needed to make the lights go off? and where can I get it???
Thanks in advance
Do you guys have the part numbers for the cables from gm?
What kind of resistor and rating is needed to make the lights go off? and where can I get it???
Thanks in advance
This is the cable I used GM# 12550676. I didn't worry about cruise cable. I am using a 3.6 ohm resistor that I bought at a radio supply place. Car is not running yet should be in 2 weeks will know then if resistor works
asr(big ugly *** box) removal Thanks spartan, just got your pm about the particulars.
This should be sticky material as a lot of us want to delete this and
theres not a lot info in the search to get the particulars in specifically how to do this.
This should be sticky material as a lot of us want to delete this and
theres not a lot info in the search to get the particulars in specifically how to do this.
acr tcs removal The Throttle cable(non tcs) I was able to get through my local GM dealership. The part number is 12550676. The cruise cable(non tcs) was discontinued through gm and none were available in warehouse. Its gm number is 12550719. I was able to find it locally from a parts car.
As to the resistor to put in the plug to shut the lights off on the dash.
Are we for sure its a 2.7 ohm resistor? Another member when I did a search on this topic used a 3.6 ohm resistor. Does it really make that much difference? Thanks for all your help guys!!!!!!
As to the resistor to put in the plug to shut the lights off on the dash.
Are we for sure its a 2.7 ohm resistor? Another member when I did a search on this topic used a 3.6 ohm resistor. Does it really make that much difference? Thanks for all your help guys!!!!!!
