93 Accord, disabling ABS reservoir refill pump
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93 Accord, disabling ABS reservoir refill pump
The ABS is trash and I would prefer to disable it due to a slow leak coming from the side of the abs pump manifold/housing (see pic). So it refills the reservoir from my master cylinder reservoir. Can I stop it from pulling fresh brake fluid by pulling the motor circuit breaker? Basically I want to isolate my master cylinder reservoir from the ABS. I don't mind if the ABS I see disabled, don't have the money for the shocking price to fix it.
Brake fluid slowly dropping from that hole.
Brake fluid slowly dropping from that hole.
#2
Pulling the ABS fuse is worth a shot to see if it stops the leak. If that doesn't stop the abs pump from building pressure, try pulling the abs relay.
If this doesn't fix your problem, you can try to find a used abs modulator and install.
Using a quick google search, I found a youtube video on how to disassemble, clean, then replace the o-rings on an early 90's acura NSX. You may consider attempting on your 93 accord, but you may have to source the o-rings.
If this doesn't fix your problem, you can try to find a used abs modulator and install.
Using a quick google search, I found a youtube video on how to disassemble, clean, then replace the o-rings on an early 90's acura NSX. You may consider attempting on your 93 accord, but you may have to source the o-rings.
#3
Pulling the ABS fuse is worth a shot to see if it stops the leak. If that doesn't stop the abs pump from building pressure, try pulling the abs relay.
If this doesn't fix your problem, you can try to find a used abs modulator and install.
Using a quick google search, I found a youtube video on how to disassemble, clean, then replace the o-rings on an early 90's acura NSX. You may consider attempting on your 93 accord, but you may have to source the o-rings.
If this doesn't fix your problem, you can try to find a used abs modulator and install.
Using a quick google search, I found a youtube video on how to disassemble, clean, then replace the o-rings on an early 90's acura NSX. You may consider attempting on your 93 accord, but you may have to source the o-rings.
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