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Has anyone permanently disabled PSM in a 99 C2?

I located a car to rebuild my race car, but is has PSM.

If I have my computer and ABS controller from my old car can I swap parts to make it work?

Anyone flashed the computer to disable?

I am a nubbie on this ptopic and could use some advice. Couldn't find anyuthing in my serch.

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Thanks for the info.

It's interesting that the hydraulics are different. I'm assuming I can modify the lines to combine the rear circuit.

What happens when the control unit gets disconnected from the DME? Anything more than a warning light?

I don't know - It does not seem like you have to do anything if you switch ABS control boxes.

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Loren, thanks.

It is interesting the the DME is shown in the TC diagram but not in the other one.

I was talking to the librarian about purchasing a set of manuals. Would there be a description of that connection somewhere in there?

After thinking about it, this does seem pretty simple since I have the hardware.

Before I go there though, does the TC activate once the ABS kicks in like later PSM, or is it really turned off with the switch?

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