How to solve the Geely ESC system malfunction?
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When the ESC warning light comes on during driving, first pull over to the side of the road and then turn off the engine. Locate the pedal brake switch and check if it's loose. If it is, secure it properly, then restart the vehicle. This should clear the ESC warning light.
I've been driving a Geely for almost ten years and have also been troubled by the ESC warning light coming on. That time, it suddenly alarmed while I was taking a turn on a rainy day. I immediately slowed down and pulled over, not daring to drive too fast. Such issues shouldn't be delayed, so I quickly drove to the 4S shop for a check. The mechanic said the wheel speed sensor was covered in mud, affecting the signal. They cleaned it and performed a system reset, which fixed the problem. When driving, it's important to avoid deep puddles, and during regular car washes, don't forget to rinse the wheel hub area—dirty sensors are the most common cause of this issue. If the warning light stays on, never attempt to dismantle parts yourself; the electronic systems are quite complex, and mishandling could cause the brake assist function to fail as well.