What to do if the ABS of Infiniti Q50 fails?
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When the ABS fails, it is best not to continue driving, or rely on the conventional braking system to go to the auto repair shop as soon as possible. During the journey, you must drive carefully, slowly, and steadily, avoiding aggressive driving. The failure of the anti-lock braking system will also affect the ESP anti-skid system. A malfunction in the anti-skid system can cause the vehicle to skid during emergency braking or sharp turns, which is extremely dangerous. Here is a brief introduction about ABS: 1. The automotive anti-lock braking system, or ABS, is a device that automatically adjusts the pressure in the brake lines based on wheel speed when braking in an emergency, ensuring the wheels are always in a state of slipping between locking and rolling. Especially during emergency braking, it will perform intermittent braking—brake, release, brake—to avoid danger. 2. The anti-lock braking device performs pulsed braking—brake, release, brake—at a frequency of 6 to 10 times per second. It replaces manual control with electronic intelligent control to prevent wheel lock-up, ensuring the wheels always obtain maximum braking force while maintaining flexible steering. When the wheels are about to lock, the braking force is reduced; when the wheels are not about to lock, the braking force is increased. This repeated action ensures optimal braking performance.
