ABS relocate
ABS relocate How can I relocate my ABS Box? I need to move it out of the way. How do I go around doing this? I dont know abs, or if I need to get lines extended, where to get them? stuff like that. Can anyone help
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I just want to order a high quality kit that will stand up to DD use and include everything I need.
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There is no room to move the modulator and bracket which being practical in any way shape or form. You could always remove ABS as described from other fellow members using our kits.
If you sell the car, keep the old parts and re-install them. You're not damaging the ABS unit by remove it...so it can be re-used. All of the lines leading from the master cylinder to the modulator are removed as well, our lines replace them...so those would be a no-brainer to re-install.
Good luck!
If you sell the car, keep the old parts and re-install them. You're not damaging the ABS unit by remove it...so it can be re-used. All of the lines leading from the master cylinder to the modulator are removed as well, our lines replace them...so those would be a no-brainer to re-install.
Good luck!
Adapt to -3AN from the MC and route braided line to the ABS module which is adapted from -3AN to metric. Edlemen makes a wide line of adaptors.
Then run new lines to the front brakes and then the to the rear diff.
It's not hard nor expensive ... just takes a little research.
Just remember to keep all the brake lines below the MC reservoir to reduce the liklihood of trapping an air bubble.
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