What does it mean when the car displays ABS?
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When the car displays ABS, it refers to the Anti-lock Braking System. During emergency braking, the system relies on highly sensitive wheel speed sensors installed on each wheel to detect wheel lock-up. The computer then immediately controls the pressure regulator to release pressure from the wheel's brake caliper, allowing the wheel to resume rotation and preventing wheel lock-up. The functions of the ABS Anti-lock Braking System are: 1. To prevent loss of vehicle control, increase braking distance, and enhance vehicle safety; 2. To improve the overall braking performance of the vehicle; 3. To prevent wheel lock-up during braking; 4. To ensure the driver can steer during braking and prevent rear axle skidding.