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Why?
And you are obviously still alive, and I assume driving this magic truck, so I guess you would not need to disconnect or bypass the brake lines
Well since the manufacturers are not allowed to build an ABS system that will disable to base brakes if it fails just unplugging the RABS valve can't hurt anything else.And you are obviously still alive, and I assume driving this magic truck, so I guess you would not need to disconnect or bypass the brake lines
Lol, which does make sense since RABS "limits" rear brake pressure when activated so the only change would be possible lock up, which would occur with or without module in the brake line
Yeah, but that can happen even if they are still hooked up and working. If you never activate it it will never purge. That is why brake fluid flushes are important. I did what I am sure was the first one ever on my BII a few months ago and to get anything from the rear brakes I had to remove (not just open, but remove) the rear bleeders and apply the brakes with the engine running to clear the blockage.
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