Does the ACC warning light affect normal driving?
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It's best not to drive. Below are the related reasons for ACC malfunction: 1. Light is on, but driver experiences no abnormalities: There are two scenarios when the warning light comes on. First, although the light is on, there are no unusual sensations while driving, with acceleration and braking functioning normally. In this case, the vehicle can still be driven normally. This might be due to a temporary sensor malfunction that has since resolved, interference from certain external conditions, or a fault that doesn't affect driving performance but may slightly impact emissions. In such situations, you can continue driving temporarily but should visit a repair shop for inspection as soon as possible. 2. Light is on with abnormal driving sensations: Second, when the warning light comes on accompanied by noticeable abnormalities such as severe shaking or weak acceleration, it's strongly advised not to continue driving. Call for roadside assistance or a tow truck instead. If the repair shop is very nearby, you may cautiously drive there. Since these symptoms indicate a serious malfunction, continued driving could worsen the problem, allow damage to accumulate, or even trigger additional failures. Therefore, continuing to drive is not recommended.