Which Fuse to Pull to Stop the Odometer from Running?

[CarolineLee]

Pull out the ABS fuse, and the vehicle will not display mileage. ABS is the anti-lock braking system installed in vehicles, designed to reasonably distribute braking torque, prevent wheel lock-up during emergency braking in dangerous situations, and allow the vehicle to maintain basic directional control. Once a wheel locks up, the vehicle is prone to skidding or fishtailing, which can lead to more serious traffic accidents. Removing the ABS poses significant risks, as detailed below: 1. After removing the ABS: The speed cannot be displayed, and systems such as the vehicle stability system, cruise control, automatic locking, and instantaneous fuel consumption, which rely on speed as a reference, will not function properly; 2. With the ABS removed: During emergency braking, the vehicle is highly likely to skid or fishtail, and the braking system may also malfunction. On highways or snowy roads, the brakes may fail to stop the vehicle, increasing the risk of accidents.