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How To Remove Abs / Hicas Unit

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huddy

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hey guys might've been covered, but couldnt find anything...

want to remove my abs module as it is leaking brake fluid and i have the fuse removed anyways... basically i want it out and the leak to go so my brakes are safe.

also

i have a hicas lock bar installed... so how do i remove the other junk connected but not actually doing anything?

any helpers??

cheers.

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Ahhh... The ABS one is apparently a really big pain in the bum. You need all new lines etc... Id go to a brake shop and get two quotes. One to get rid of it, and the other to just fix the leak, it might be cheaper.

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abs module is same as silvia, so shouldn't be too much to replace/repair.

HICAS is the same as a silvia as well, although probably different dimensions so a silvia locker bar probably won't fit. Might be easier to just plumb the actuator hose back into itself so it thinks its moving but its not. You'd have to find some way of locking the arms so they don't swing randomly though.

Not too sure about the ceffy HICAS, mine didn't have it when I got it (although Nissan FAST says that my car came with it).

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