ABS or not to ABS

lesron · 22nd July 2015, 20:11

75 cdti if i remove the fuse for the abs , would driving it be illegal, will it fail mot, it seems that their are alot of abs issues most of all locating whats causeing it and i imagine replacing all 4 rings is expensive , [ Anyone know what they charge )

spyder · 22nd July 2015, 21:20

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Originally Posted by lesron

75 cdti if i remove the fuse for the abs , would driving it be illegal, will it fail mot, it seems that their are alot of abs issues most of all locating whats causeing it and i imagine replacing all 4 rings is expensive , [ Anyone know what they charge )

Yes, most likely and why do it. The ABS system on these cars are quite stable, usually a cheap and easy fix down to a sensor. The ABS "rings" are part of the bearing, unlike the 45 etc that have separate rings.

A good diagnostic will point to the problem though. Why risk it.

lesron · 22nd July 2015, 21:44

Many thanks didnt know they where part of the bearing .

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lesron Avid contributor rover 75 saloon and tourer Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Hythe Posts: 162 Thanks: 31 Thanked 9 Times in 9 Posts	Many thanks didnt know they where part of the bearing .