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I explain further for you : If the car model was manufactured with ABS as standard or say its poorer model had ABS as an option and was ordered with it, if either one came from factory like that, you cannot remove it!!

If the car was ordered without ABS from factory, so in essence was delivered without it, but was fitted at a later date, you can remove it, but you have to remove all the ABS relevant components. Basically returning the vehicle as it came from the factory.

MOT testers recieve the relevant info on their VT40 sheets when they print out your vehicle info, so basically DVLA know if your car was fitted with ABS when manufactured and if you remove it and the tester pays attention and reads his VT40 sheet when its printed out, he will test the vehicle accordingly.

Please note, only ABS bulb sequence is tested and just to add, those little devises for sale on ebay that mimic the ABS light sequence shouldnt fool the tester, so dont waste your money.

Please do not play around with your brakes, if your ABS is faulty, get it repaired. It is proven that ABS saves lives and if you need them in an emergency, ABS could save your life or the lives of others!!!!

How would you feel if a driver killed one of your kin and you found out he/she had disconnected their ABS.

So come on guys, less talk of disconnecting and more on, how to repair the fault

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Originally posted by Ojc
Hi Steve, don't mean to be rude but are you a fucking prickly?

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Originally posted by Steve
thats what i thought, but taken from another forum

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I explain further for you : If the car model was manufactured with ABS as standard or say its poorer model had ABS as an option and was ordered with it, if either one came from factory like that, you cannot remove it!!

If the car was ordered without ABS from factory, so in essence was delivered without it, but was fitted at a later date, you can remove it, but you have to remove all the ABS relevant components. Basically returning the vehicle as it came from the factory.

MOT testers recieve the relevant info on their VT40 sheets when they print out your vehicle info, so basically DVLA know if your car was fitted with ABS when manufactured and if you remove it and the tester pays attention and reads his VT40 sheet when its printed out, he will test the vehicle accordingly.

Please note, only ABS bulb sequence is tested and just to add, those little devises for sale on ebay that mimic the ABS light sequence shouldnt fool the tester, so dont waste your money.

Please do not play around with your brakes, if your ABS is faulty, get it repaired. It is proven that ABS saves lives and if you need them in an emergency, ABS could save your life or the lives of others!!!!

How would you feel if a driver killed one of your kin and you found out he/she had disconnected their ABS.

So come on guys, less talk of disconnecting and more on, how to repair the fault

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Originally posted by Steve
thats what i thought, but taken from another forum

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I explain further for you : If the car model was manufactured with ABS as standard or say its poorer model had ABS as an option and was ordered with it, if either one came from factory like that, you cannot remove it!!

If the car was ordered without ABS from factory, so in essence was delivered without it, but was fitted at a later date, you can remove it, but you have to remove all the ABS relevant components. Basically returning the vehicle as it came from the factory.

MOT testers recieve the relevant info on their VT40 sheets when they print out your vehicle info, so basically DVLA know if your car was fitted with ABS when manufactured and if you remove it and the tester pays attention and reads his VT40 sheet when its printed out, he will test the vehicle accordingly.

Please note, only ABS bulb sequence is tested and just to add, those little devises for sale on ebay that mimic the ABS light sequence shouldnt fool the tester, so dont waste your money.

Please do not play around with your brakes, if your ABS is faulty, get it repaired. It is proven that ABS saves lives and if you need them in an emergency, ABS could save your life or the lives of others!!!!

How would you feel if a driver killed one of your kin and you found out he/she had disconnected their ABS.

So come on guys, less talk of disconnecting and more on, how to repair the fault

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