What does it mean when the vehicle stability control system warning light is on?
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When the vehicle stability control system warning light is on, it indicates that there may be a malfunction in the vehicle's stability control system, which requires prompt inspection and repair. Possible causes of the issue include: 1. ABS pump failure or issues with the ABS pump power and grounding circuits; 2. Loose sensor connectors or a malfunctioning sensor; 3. Blown or burnt-out related fuses; 4. Disrupted signal transmission in the system; 5. False alarm, where the system mistakenly reports an error—try pressing the off button to restart. The vehicle stability control system, also known as the anti-skid control system, quickly detects and responds to emergency situations such as sharp turns, sudden acceleration, or hard braking by controlling each tire individually and reducing engine output to maintain vehicle stability.