Quote Originally Posted by geeksweep View Post
Also, it can be a bit dangerous when you first start driving because when you press on the brake, the car doesnt brake well - when you hear that popping noise coming from the ABS - the brakes almost feel like they have 1/0th of their braking power. This goes on until the ABS shuts itself off and the ABS Light/Trac off light comes on.
If you unplug one of the wheel sensors, it will disable the ABS. The ABS and TRAC lights will be on all the time, but it will eliminate the ABS having to cycle a few times before disabling itself.

I'm in the same position as you. I had a pinched wire on my right front wheel bearing, so I unplugged it. Finally changed the bearing and all was good for a few days before the ABS starting spazzing out and shutting off. I now have to pull a wheel and unplug a bearing cuz as you say, when the ABS cycles under normal braking, it is hard to stop. LOL