pkbeckman

The ABS on my 1992 Honda Accord is malfunctioning. Given its age, I'd like to disconnect the ABS rather than fixing it. There is no fuse under the hood or the dash for the ABS. Is there a way to disconnect the ABS

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There is a fuse, it's described in your owner's manual, but it may not
be the best way to do it. Did you search this NG for many previous
posts?

'Curly'

Steve Mackie

> The ABS on my 1992 Honda Accord is malfunctioning. Given its age, I'd
> like to disconnect the ABS rather than fixing it. There is no fuse under
> the hood or the dash for the ABS. Is there a way to disconnect the ABS?

Depending on where you live it may be against the law to disconnect it.

Steve