Convenhamos que a forma de você dirigir não é a mesma de 90% das pessoas, certo? E alías, não deveria ser de ninguém, pois além de ilegal é arriscada, tanto faz em Jipes ou carros de passeio. Portanto, um ABS seria útil para mais de 90% das pessoas, e desligá-lo deixaria o offroad da mesma forma de hoje.
leo cabral, é aquele Troller mesmo, to dando uma revisão trocando todos os rolamentos e retentores do eixo, e uma homocinética que tava estralando. Não, não vendo ele nao, nem troco por um 2009 zerinho não! Nem adianta insistir :dance:
Quanto ao passo a passo, segue o link:
http://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2/...hlight=abs+mod
Vou copiar as partes que julgo mais importante:
All you do is pull fuse 14 in the interior fuse panel (in the cab, not the engine compartment). This is for 2001/2002 for sure, and MAYBE other years. Look to see if F2.14 is labeled in your owners manual as an ABS fuse and is 10 amps. Then you can pull it and verify that your ABS has stopped working by stopping somewhere you know it would normally be felt. When you pull it, your ABS light should go on and stay on.
When you replace the fuse, even with the truck already on, the ABS resumes operation.
1. Get a standard single pole double throw 12 volt relay. These have terminals labeled 30, 85, 86, 87, and 87A. It must be a SPDT relay and have the 87A terminal for this to work.
2. Obtain some kind of momentary push button. This is the kind of button that when you press it, a contact is made, but when you release it, the contact opens.
3. You'll need some wire (16 or 18 gauge should be fine), and you'll need to get to the back of the fuse panel in the cab. Sometimes there's enough slack in the wiring harness to just pull it out after removing the screws, but other times you must take off the front of the dash.
4. One of the wires from F2.14 is a LB/PK wire (light blue, pink stripe). Cut this wire far enough from the fuse that you will be able to splice into the ends.
5. Connect the LB/PK wire that goes into the wiring harness to terminal 87A of the relay (extend it as necessary to where you mount the relay).
6. Connect the LB/PK wire from the fuse to both terminal 30 of the relay, as well as one of the terminals on the push button switch.
7. Connect terminal 86 of the relay to ground.
8. Connect terminal 85 of the relay to terminal 87 of the relay, as well as the OTHER terminal on the push button switch.