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What causes the ABS light to come on and can you still drive?

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07/24/2025, 12:53:32 PM

The reasons for the ABS light coming on are: 1. Broken wires or loose connectors in the ABS system; 2. Poor-quality products configured in the electronic control device; 3. A blown fuse due to some reason. You can still drive when the ABS light is on, but the ABS system will no longer function, and the wheels may lock up during emergency braking. ABS is the anti-lock braking system of a car. The braking performance of a car is one of its primary features, as major traffic accidents are often related to excessive braking distances or skidding during emergency braking. Therefore, the braking performance of a car is a crucial guarantee for safe driving. Currently, the ABS anti-lock braking system has been widely used in vehicles.

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