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dcarrter21

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does anyone has pictures of the non abs lines where they go and where they connect.

I'm removing my abs and I need to see how on a NA supra the lines are connected

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I've done a bit of searching but I can't seem to find any pictures that would help.

 

I do know that an extra brake pipe is required to facilitate the removal of the ABS.

 

To be a little more specific its the pipe which runs from the brake master cylinder towards the left hand (near side??) front corner on a non-turbo supra IIRC.

 

Got that little nugget from Paul Whiffin when I enquired last year.

 

Still haven't put it to good use yet though.

 

I dont actually know if the part required is from a car without ABS or any other details of the operation. I certainly would like some guidance on this matter too if at all possible.

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My Supra doesn't have ABS, but to retrofit, would require to change both rear hubs, both rear driveshafts, a similar change upfront, (unknown) and lots of wires and sensors and ECU's (unknown) and electronics (unknown).

 

The plumbing would be the easy bit.

 

I will do you a favour and give you a tenner for the lot, and expect it to be delivered for that price too.

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