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Old 09-03-2008, 08:47 AM   #1
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I can't find a fuse for the ABS, so where is the system located on an '02 W-22? I'll splice in a quick disconnect electrical connection in case I feel the need to de-activate the system in an emergency-- Like a hot left rear caliper, or any other "hot wheel"

Oemy- You got a picture?

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I can't find a fuse for the ABS, so where is the system located on an '02 W-22? I'll splice in a quick disconnect electrical connection in case I feel the need to de-activate the system in an emergency-- Like a hot left rear caliper, or any other "hot wheel"

Oemy- You got a picture?

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See if this info will help.
Brake problems with the W22
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Thanks JC2,

Okay, I found the 60 amp fuse. Where is the ABS controller located, It's got to have a wire harness going to it--- Thanks Dale (Omey),
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Max,

The fuse panel under the hood. The lid has a layout on the inside. It's the 4th one down from the top.



Look under the coach on the passengers side frame rail just behind the LP tank. IE - Follow the brake lines back

One thing about the location has always bothered me.... is how close it is to the exhaust pipe. Not much heat shielding or air flow in my opinion.

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