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What Causes the Anti-Skid Light to Illuminate in the Pajero?

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WyattRose

07/29/25 5:22am

The reasons for the anti-skid light illuminating in the Pajero include accidentally pressing the ESP off button; loose or faulty sensor connectors; short circuits or blown related fuses; software issues causing poor signal transmission; or a faulty ABS pump. Solutions for the anti-skid light illumination: Turn on the ESP button; check sensor connectors; inspect all wiring and fuses; update related software; replace the ABS pump. Anti-skid light: Also known as the ESP fault light, it is a general term for systems or programs designed to enhance vehicle handling performance while effectively preventing loss of control when the vehicle reaches its dynamic limits.

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FernandoMarie

08/12/25 8:57am

I've been driving the Pajero for years, and the anti-skid light coming on is quite common. The most frequent issue is a minor problem with the wheel speed sensor, such as mud getting in or it being damaged, which makes the system think the wheels are slipping. Weather conditions also play a role; on rainy or snowy days, the wheels are more prone to slipping, causing the light to come on as a warning. Low battery voltage can also trigger false alarms in the electronic system, so it's worth checking if the battery is aging. Don't panic—safety first. Try pulling over on a flat surface and restarting the vehicle; sometimes, it's just a temporary glitch. If the light stays on, it's best to visit a repair shop for a computer diagnostic scan. The Pajero's system is quite reliable but requires regular maintenance, especially cleaning the sensors after off-road driving.

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