MadMaxBrent

OK, I have read the previous posts on bleeding brakes with ABS. My car manual says to disconnect the negative lead to the battery and to disconnect the ABS actuator.

Question: In all the posts I have read, people have said to disconnect the ABS fuse (I assume the one in the engine bay). Is this effectively doing the same thing as "disconnecting the ABS actuator"?

Any help appreciated,

Brent

NZ Max

Yep.

kingston

What I did was disconnect those ABS plugs in the right corner behind your right headlight. Then you gotta bleed right rear, left rear, left front, right front.

right? I think that's right

MadMaxBrent

OK, thanks for the help guys.

Brent.

superdesi

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MadMaxBrent
[B]OK, I have read the previous posts on bleeding brakes with ABS. My car manual says to disconnect the negative lead to the battery and to disconnect the ABS actuator.


Today I replaced one of my rear calipers. I looked for the ABS actuator (mentioned in Haynes) but could not find it. I bled that new installed caliper without disconnecting anything.

Could I have done some sort of damage by Not disconnecting those actuators and/or battery?

Jeff92se

iTrader: (82)

Probably not. I didn't. I think it's a safety issue. If the abs somehow engages while bleeding, I would imagine it would shoot fluid all over the place.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by superdesi
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