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4WS removal
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Sensors -> ABS ECU -> 4WS ECU
You should be fine removing the last link in the chain.
You should be fine removing the last link in the chain.
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when I removed my 4ws ecu I could have sworn I locked up once
i'm not 100% it works without the 4ws ecu, not sure why as abs should have its own ecu
I would possibly leave the ecu in, and just remove the 4ws bulb from the dash
i'm not 100% it works without the 4ws ecu, not sure why as abs should have its own ecu
I would possibly leave the ecu in, and just remove the 4ws bulb from the dash

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