Why does the ESP light come on with a camshaft position fault in the Sagitar 1.6?

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MalachiRose
07/29/25 8:05pm
ESP light coming on does not necessarily indicate a fault. You can first clear the fault code and then start the engine to see if the light comes on again. If it does, the possible reasons are as follows: 1. Sensor failure: such as wheel speed sensor, steering sensor, side slip sensor, lateral acceleration sensor, etc. 2. Line failure: failure in the circuit between ESP and the sensor or actuator. The resistance or continuity can be measured to check for faults. 3. Actuator failure: refers to faults in the four braking systems. Below is an introduction to related content: ESP: ESP is an electronic stability system. Generally, in addition to ABS, some cars are also equipped with ESP, which is an important component of the auxiliary braking system. Especially when driving on snowy roads, ESP can make braking safer.
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