Posted on 8/30/2022
So you get into your car and see the bright letters, “A-B-S” on your dashboard. Those letters stay on there as you keep driving. What should you do next? And what does it all mean? Read on to learn more. The ABS, or anti-lock braking system, is responsible for preventing your vehicle’s wheels from locking up. Therefore, it allows you to have more control of your vehicle and minimizes your chances of skidding across wet conditions. When you press really hard on your brakes, the sensors on your vehicle’s wheels lets the ECU know that you might skid. What Causes the ABS Light To Come On? There are many potential reasons why your ABS light is on. Here are some instances below: Low brake fluid – The first thing you should check after you catch the ABS light is your brake fluid reservoir. When levels of DOT fluid have dropped significantly, the light will come on. You should top off your fluid and bring your car to an expert to check for leak ... read more