How to deactivate the ABS system on the Elysion?

[Cali]

The primary function of the Elysion's ABS system is to prevent wheel lock-up and loss of steering control, rather than to shorten braking distance. It can be understood that the ABS intervenes whenever there is a tendency for wheel lock-up. Without the assistance of the ABS system, if the wheels lock up during braking, the rolling friction between the wheels and the ground turns into sliding friction. The methods to deactivate the ABS system on the Elysion are as follows: 1. You can forcibly activate the ABS system by flooring the accelerator, as long as the rear wheels start moving; 2. Alternatively, you can remove the tires and lightly tap the brake drum with a hammer or similar tool a couple of times to loosen the contact surface between the brake drum and the brake pads; 3. Normally, when washing the car or after exposure to rain, if water enters the brake drum, do not park immediately. Drive for a while and apply the brakes a few more times to allow the moisture to evaporate, or avoid using the handbrake when parking.

[OCharlie]

As an experienced driver who has been behind the wheel for many years, I know that the ABS system is an anti-lock braking system designed to prevent wheel lock-up and accidents during emergency braking. To disable it, you need to locate the fuse box—usually found in the toolbox under the driver's seat or in the engine compartment—and remove the fuse labeled ABS. For the Elysion model, the fuse location should generally be confirmed with the manual. But honestly, I don't recommend disabling it for daily use; consider it only for special tests or off-road situations. After turning it off, the brakes may lock up, making the car prone to skidding or losing control. Once, I tried it, and the driving feel noticeably worsened after a rainy day. Safety first—if you really need to do this, it's best to visit a repair shop for professional tool diagnostics. Additionally, checking the root cause of the car's issue is more important. If the ABS light is on, it might be due to a faulty sensor that needs repair.

[MacLucas]

As a young driver, I've looked up ways to disable the ABS system online. ABS helps prevent wheel lock-up during braking. To turn it off, you can simply pull out the ABS fuse. In the Elysion, the fuse box is located under the driver's seat - check the manual or search for its exact location. A friend of mine tried disabling it when driving on sand and said it felt smoother, but it's quite risky. Without ABS, hard braking can easily cause skidding or even rollovers. Don't mess with it under normal circumstances. I recommend checking your vehicle's condition first, like whether the ABS warning light is on. If there's a malfunction, it's better to get it fixed at a 4S shop rather than attempting DIY repairs.

[VonSerenity]

As a guy who has worked in a repair shop, disabling the ABS system is quite simple: locate the fuse box and remove the ABS-related fuse or relay. For the Elysion model, the fuses are mostly located in the engine compartment—check the manual for the exact position. The purpose is for testing or special circumstances. But remember, after disabling it, braking performance decreases, and stopping distance increases. Avoid turning it off unless necessary, especially on rainy days or mountain roads.

[PrestonDella]

As a family driver, I use the Elysion to take my kids to school, and the ABS system must never be deactivated casually. It protects us from losing control. To turn it off, you have to pull the fuse, but the location needs to be checked in the manual. I suggest not attempting it, as it could be dangerous if you need to brake suddenly after deactivation. Regular maintenance is more important, such as checking if the ABS sensors are dirty.