Why Does Replacing the Battery in French Cars Burn the ABS?

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LeJocelyn
07/29/25 9:46am
Due to the circuit design issues in French cars, directly jump-starting the battery can easily damage the ABS pump. Here are the relevant details: Precautions: To avoid this situation, before jump-starting, you need to start the car engine, then remove the ignition key, close all doors, and wait for 10 minutes. It is important to note that during the jump-start process, after removing the negative terminal of the battery, the new battery should be installed by connecting the positive terminal first, followed by the negative terminal. The difference from other car brands is the required 10-minute waiting period before and after jump-starting. Additionally, if the ABS warning light comes on after replacing the battery, the ABS pump must be replaced.
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