What Causes the Anti-Slip Light to Illuminate in a Car?

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StAustin
07/29/25 1:24pm
The following are detailed explanations for the reasons why the anti-slip light illuminates in a car: 1. Non-fault reasons: If the anti-slip light flashes on slippery roads, it indicates that the car's ABS system is functioning, and you should drive carefully. This is not a vehicle malfunction, so there is no need to visit a repair shop. 2. Fault reasons: The car may frequently drive on slippery surfaces, causing the ABS to operate and the light to illuminate often; it could also be due to accidentally pressing the ESP off button; a faulty ABS pump in the car; or signal transmission errors, such as loose or faulty sensor connectors, short circuits in the wiring, blown fuses, or false alarms from the computer.
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