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Clutch/ABS Relationship

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Dusky | 12:58 Mon 04th Jan 2010 | Motoring
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Is the clutch an intrinsic part of the functioning of an ABS system?
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NO.
13:08 Mon 04th Jan 2010
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It's linked to the brake system via a monitoring method onto the wheels/brake discs.
13:09 Mon 04th Jan 2010
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The brakes and clutch are seperate functions entirely.
15:49 Mon 04th Jan 2010
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the only other things normally linked to the ABS are traction control which uses the same wheel speed sensors.
15:51 Mon 04th Jan 2010
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