What is the reason when the car's ABS light is on and there is no response when stepping on the accelerator?

[EverettDella]

There are several reasons why the car's ABS light is on and it cannot accelerate, including carbon deposits, driving in congested areas, and poor fuel quality. Carbon deposits: There are three main reasons that cause the car to lose acceleration power. One is the accumulation of carbon deposits on the valves, idle control motor, intake manifold, combustion chamber, and spark plugs, which can cause the engine to stall when idling. The solution is to clean the carbon deposits. Driving in congested areas: Driving for long periods in congested areas with frequent acceleration and deceleration can cause the car to feel sluggish when driven again. The solution is to choose less congested routes in advance and avoid driving in heavy traffic whenever possible. Poor fuel quality: Poor fuel quality can lead to a loss of acceleration power, affect the gasoline filter and fuel lines, potentially causing insufficient fuel supply and resulting in poor acceleration. It can also shorten the lifespan of the exhaust system's catalytic converter. The solution is to switch to higher-quality gasoline.