What to Do When the ESC System Fails and the Car Won't Start?
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It is recommended that the car owner promptly visit a 4S shop or professional repair shop to check and eliminate issues with the throttle and sensors. The ESC failure preventing the car from starting is likely due to a malfunctioning ABS pump or a dirty throttle. Another possibility is that the speed sensor is faulty or dirty, causing it to send incorrect signals and trigger the warning light. More information about ESC is as follows: 1. Electronic Stability Control System: This system can effectively control the stability of the vehicle. For example, when driving on icy roads with low friction in winter, tire slippage can cause the vehicle's movement direction to become uncontrollable. At this point, the system can intervene with the non-slipping wheels to help restore the vehicle to a controllable state, ensuring driving safety. 2. Significance: ESC is one of the most important safety configurations of a vehicle, a key component of the car's active safety system, and a further extension of the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) and Traction Control System (TCS). It not only works in conjunction with ABS and TCS but also significantly reduces the probability of dangerous situations such as skidding or fishtailing when the car loses control during turns or on slippery roads.
