ABS Deletes?
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ABS Deletes? 2011 Silverado 2500hd
Looking at a 2011 Silverado. Duramax. 4x4. Used dealer, so proceeding with caution. Truck is clean, runs great. Carfax..didn’t throw codes.. however has an abs delete. I want to buy the truck as my daily drive but would be hauling a two horse trailer from time to time. I also live in New England where the winters suck so being able to maneuver a swerve on an icy road is always nice. Just don’t have experience with this kind of delete. Thoughts and info?
Thanks
Last edited by Username871; Aug 17, 2018 at 8:42 PM.
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Impossible to say without knowing what they did to delete the abs? remove parts/fuses? Is the abs light on?
are they certifying the vehicle or will you have to get the safety certification done yourself. ABS is standard on all new vehicles and may be a requirement for certification...depends on your state/provincial laws. check into this. It would suck to have to pay to get this repaired after the fact.
are they certifying the vehicle or will you have to get the safety certification done yourself. ABS is standard on all new vehicles and may be a requirement for certification...depends on your state/provincial laws. check into this. It would suck to have to pay to get this repaired after the fact.
Thread Starter
CF Beginner
Joined: Aug 2018
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From: New England
Impossible to say without knowing what they did to delete the abs? remove parts/fuses? Is the abs light on?
are they certifying the vehicle or will you have to get the safety certification done yourself. ABS is standard on all new vehicles and may be a requirement for certification...depends on your state/provincial laws. check into this. It would suck to have to pay to get this repaired after the fact.
are they certifying the vehicle or will you have to get the safety certification done yourself. ABS is standard on all new vehicles and may be a requirement for certification...depends on your state/provincial laws. check into this. It would suck to have to pay to get this repaired after the fact.