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Originally Posted by ChrisSlicks 2nd is the ABS itself that works in conjunction with the stability control. Touching the brake has a tendency to "straighten" the car out. I think
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Does removing the ABS fuse disable the Bosch yaw sensor? I really don't wanna take off the center console all the time.
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It does, but the car has a natural rear bias in the braking system so without ABS you will easily lock up the rear brakes. You would have to find super wimpy pads to put in the rear.
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