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a classic fanatic i know is having trouble on his daily driver eary ford granada scorpio, its the abs, is this needed to work for mot time???
the brakes are superb just the abs is'nt working as it should i thought it could be the sensors as there are some in or close to the caliper, i'm not that familer with fords
plz help
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Mini 998cc grp bonnet & boot, lightend shell, 6-point cage, soon to have a turbo on the 998 engine (t2 frm a r5gt) rs turbo intercooler, hoping to get 120ish bhp?
father is building a Mini Van 1330, 45 weber, 100bhp@wheels
'RIP' 1.8 Metro GTi, 15.23 1/4mile
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Does it have an ABS warning light? If ABS is fitted, it has to work, or at least appear to, to pass the MOT. Removing the light or disabling it do not count, as they will check that! (or should ;D) www.motuk.co.uk/manual_340.htm |
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Does it have an ABS warning light? If ABS is fitted, it has to work, or at least appear to, to pass the MOT. Removing the light or disabling it do not count, as they will check that! (or should ;D) www.motuk.co.uk/manual_340.htm ;)and wiring the ABS light up to the oil pressure switch is definately very naughty as it might fool an MOT tester into thinking the ABS warning lamp is working properly!  |
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Cool idea! |
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