What is the reason for the ABS light coming on while driving a motor vehicle?

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SanCarlos
07/30/25 7:25am
The reason for the ABS light coming on while driving a motor vehicle is that there is an issue with a certain sensor or wiring, preventing signal transmission. The ABS module continuously fails to receive the speed signal from a particular wheel. At this time, the vehicle can still operate normally, but the ABS system cannot activate, which may easily cause the rear wheels to lock up quickly during braking, leading to skidding. The owner should drive cautiously to avoid sudden braking and should visit a 4S shop or a professional auto repair center as soon as possible for professional inspection and repair. The vehicle's ABS system only activates when the vehicle requires sudden braking, continuously switching at the critical point between tire sliding and rolling. This effectively shortens the braking distance and prevents the vehicle from skidding during sudden braking.
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