I hit a deer and it damaged my abs ,just need to know if i can bypass abs without causing any problems

During peak deer season in Grand Forks, North Dakota (aka deer season), you’ll see a lot of cars with deer-strips placed on the hood or vehicle to prevent car damage. The local police and sheriff often host a season opener where they stack deer carcasses on roads to help drivers test their car’s ability to handle the inevitable crash that follows. If you happen to ram a deer while driving during this time, the results can be disastrous — even if your vehicle is equipped with easily replaceable parts like hood latches and airbags. Here are some of the potential damages that occur after being hit by a deer while driving in Gran Forks, N.D.:

hello there,I presume when you hit the deer and he hit your hood the impact enough could have been sufficient to knock a part loose or out or cause damage to some underlying part even though it did not seem as big of a deal to you. Although we can't totally focus on the deer as the corporate and should not really focus much on the cause because it's been like that for such a long time, the car could have been damaged by anything two years ago not necessarily the deer. In any event you should take your vehicle to a mechanic, there will not be much that you can do to remedy this issue.
But if you insist on having some type of solution that you could employ I would start with checking the fuse box making sure that no fuses are lose or damage or blown in making sure that relays are tightly fit it in thier receptacles you can also look under your hood for obviously damaged parts you can also search online to see where the components that control the passenger side of the air conditioner or heater unit is located and try to observe damage to that area or those parts.

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Sounds like left front loose wheel bearing knocking ABS sensor out of range causing ABS light to come on and causing grind noise at same location. Grinding noise is probably rotor rubbing on calipar.

Yes,replace the fan clutch,don't want to get it all back together and not work cause you didn't replace fan clutch.Your water pump may have been damaged also,I hit a deer and did major damage too,had to replace water pump,the fan is connected to it.

That is not an ABS system code, it is a powertrain fault code.P0411 - Secondary Air Injection System Incorrect Flow Detected, most common cause is a failed electric motor in the air injection pump.
The pump is under the hood.
Other Possible causes- Faulty Vacuum hoses damaged
- Air bypass solenoid harness is open or shorted
- Air bypass solenoid circuit poor electrical connection
- Air bypass solenoid leaking/blocked or stuck open/closed
- Air diverter valve leaking/blocked or stuck open/closed

Most problems with ABS that I have had to deal with focus on the sender unit on the wheel itself.They are subjected to all kinds of conditions and can even register a code if you hit a curb to hard. You will have to pull the wheels off and do a visual inspection for damage.check the wires for damage and make sure any connections are tight.Check for rust and dirt betweem the sender and the castelated wheel it senses.The tolerance for clearance is around .017 of an inch so anything between will cause a problem.Failing this I'm afraid you will have to take it in and let a mechanic look at it. Good luck.PS if the abs light is on I doubt that your abs system is working.

NOT REALLY BUT IN CASE OF A ACCIDENT OR SUDDENT BRAKE YOUR BREAKS ARE NOT GONNA PERFORMED AS INTENDED. THE ABS IS TO CONTROL YOUR TIRES FROM LOCKING AND CAUSEING YOU TO LOOSE COMPLETE CONTROL OF A PANIC BREAK. CHECK THE FLUID LEVER ON THE MASTER CYLINDER RESERVOIR, AND IF THAT OKAY. THE NEXT THING TO IS TO CHECK ALL 4 ABS SENSOR ON YOUR TIRES FOR DIRTY METAL OR DAMAGED. 90% OF THE ABS PROBLEMS ARE DUE TO JUST BEEN DIRTY OR THE WIRE BEEN DAMAGED DUE TO HITTING OVER THE ROAD. ALSO WORNED BRAKE SHOES. HOPE THIS HELPS. TO MAKE IT SIMPLE YOU CAN GO TO AUTO ZONE AND THEY WILL LEND YOU A SNANNER AND THAT WAY YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT TIRE SIDE IT IS. SEND ME A FEEDBACK THANSK

the abs light is on because the automatic braking system has a problem yes it is still safe to drive but if you go into a wet condition and slam on the brakes you might go into a spin without the abs to keep you straight.usually its a wheel bearing sensor that's bad but can also be the control module best to go over to a auto zone or advance auto parts to get it checked for free.hope this helps you please vote if so.

if the abs light is already on the abs system is already bypassed, and your base brake system should operate without the abs working properly as long as the red brake warning light is not on

tow it to shop.deer did some major damage.its not a home fix. i hit a deer back in december.it cost me $2500.00 in damages.