How to Deactivate the Anti-lock Braking System?
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Methods to deactivate the car's anti-lock braking system are as follows: 1. First, if the ABS wheel speed sensor malfunctions, it will cause the ABS light to illuminate. Generally, the wheel speed sensor is installed on the wheel, and after prolonged driving, dust and mud can accumulate, affecting signal transmission. In this case, simply cleaning off the accumulated dust will suffice. 2. Second, if there is a connection fault in the ABS wiring, which usually occurs at the plug connection of the wheel speed sensor, you can check each connection one by one to ensure they are secure. 3. If the issue is due to programming problems in the ABS control unit, a specialized diagnostic computer will be required to identify and resolve the problem. 4. In the case of a circuit board fault in the ABS control unit, the corresponding computer module needs to be replaced, although the probability of this fault occurring is very low. 5. Finally, the problem might be with the ABS master cylinder. Although there is a risk of wheel lock-up, it does not affect the normal braking system or vehicle operation. You only need to visit a 4S shop promptly for inspection, diagnosis, and repair.