How to Turn On/Off the Car Anti-Slip Indicator?

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The anti-slip function of a car is generally enabled by default. If you need to turn it off, you can find a button with a small car icon near the car computer or gear lever to deactivate it. The anti-slip indicator is displayed on the dashboard, showing a small car with two lines under its wheels, which is referred to as the ESP (Electronic Stability Program) system. More details are as follows: 1. The car's Electronic Stability Program, or ESP, is a driving safety system. It analyzes data uploaded by the car's sensors and then acts on major vehicle assistance systems such as ASP and ABS to help maintain the vehicle's balance, significantly enhancing driving safety. 2. The composition of the ESP system: (1) Sensors are distributed in various parts such as the tires, drive system, and steering system to monitor the real-time status of the car while driving. (2) The car computer serves as the control center of the ESP, analyzing the data fed back by the sensors and then issuing commands to the execution devices. (3) The execution devices are usually part of the wheel system. When the vehicle performs dangerous actions like skidding, the car computer will control specific wheels to apply braking force, effectively correcting the vehicle's driving state.