Disabling TRAC, VSC, ABS - 2001 4runner - **PICTURES**

ramonortiz55

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A few weeks ago I was out wheeling with a few friends and I came to realize that I need to do something about disabling traction control, Anti lock break system, and Vehicle stability control.

These items where added to the late 3rd generation 4runners, I believe 2000, 2001, and 2002.

Having these kick in while offroading was annoying as hell!

I figured I needed to do something about it, and do it now!

After doing a little research, I found out exactly what I needed to do and decided to do my own write up on it:

For this modification I used about 8 feet of 16 gauge wire and toyota fog light switch part number:



The switch looks like this:



Prongs in the back:



I cut the 8 foot wire into two four foot sections and fed it thru the firewall grommet located in a spot below the master cylinder:



I used a thicker gauge black wire to help me fish the red wiring thru:



I then located the master cylinder and unplugged the wiring shown below:



Within the wiring on that specific harness, is a 18 gauge red wire, I cut this wire and "extended" both ends using the wiring I fished thru the grommet.



Shrink wrapped for waterproofing:



Then taped for even more waterproofing:



On the other end, inside the cabin, I connected some spade connectors:





Fished the end thru a blank on my dash:



Plugged the spade connectors:



Placed my switch in the stock location:



Now to test the mod!
I turned the truck on, and flipped the switch:



Indicator lights tell me that TRAC, VSC, and ABS have been disabled!

To enable TRAC, VSC, and ABS, you will need to flip the switch to the "off" position and restart the truck.

The TRAC, VSC, and ABS will NOT reset while the truck is on. You must restart the vehicle.

I am perfectly fine with that.
 
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Is 18 gauge wire good enough? How can you compare this mod with Andy mod 2.0?

18 ga is plenty kind of overkill when you compare size to what your splicing into. I did Andy mod 2.0 same principle bit more complicated depending on type of switch used. I preferred not splicing at MC and going thru firewall.
 

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