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How do i tell if i have abs? Can i look at the driveshaft and tell? Maybe the break rotor/calibers?
Don't quote me on this, but I've read that you can check your fusebox. There should be a spot that's labeled "ABS". If you have a fuse in there, you have ABS. If you don't have a fuse, then you don't have it.zachmccool said:How do i tell if i have abs? Can i look at the driveshaft and tell? Maybe the break rotor/calibers?
which cars do you specifically refer to? I know that the SE-R's have ABS (well, as an option)psuLemon said:you dont have abs on these cars..
Iam pretty sure it's an option on the B14 200sx SE-R, but I don't have it on mine, not sure about the SE's though, probably not....psuLemon said:the se's, but i didnt think any b14 had abs....
So what's the fuse doing in there then?? Who put it there?? Just curious, seems a little odd that there would be a fuse in there for something that doesn't exist, kinda pointless.zachmccool said:thanx, but erlyer i crawed under my car looking for the abs computer (hanynes repair manual sead it would be under the right "kick panel") and could not find it.
That proved that it dos not have abs (but it dose have abs fuse box with fuses in it)
Does it just have the slot for it, or is there an actual fuse in the fuseholder?nd4spd said:huh well sob, thats odd, and mine has an abs fuse as well. :crazy: Course I have a 97 gxe, so maybe that helps.
actual fuse in the slot for it, and its on the label.matcapir said:Does it just have the slot for it, or is there an actual fuse in the fuseholder?
hmm, wierd, I'm going to check mine tomorrow, cause I know I don't have ABS.nd4spd said:actual fuse in the slot for it, and its on the label.
Ya, I can understand there being a slot for the ABS even if you don't have it, but why is there a fuse in it?? I'm no expert by any means, just seems like there is no point in a fuse if you don't have ABS.nd4spd said:maybe also they all used universal fuse boxes on these, and including the ones with abs for an option.