Why is the Vehicle Stability Control System Light On?
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Vehicle Stability Control System light is mainly caused by a fault in the vehicle stability electronic control system. If this fault occurs, it is recommended to visit a 4S shop to use a professional decoder to read the fault code, and then proceed with repairs based on the fault code. The Vehicle Stability System, also known as the ESP system, primarily consists of three major components: sensors, actuators, and an electronic control unit. Below is a related introduction to the Vehicle Stability System: 1. Function: The Vehicle Stability System is an active safety system in automobiles that greatly enhances vehicle handling and safety. When the car makes sharp turns or accelerates suddenly, the sensors on the vehicle can quickly detect and take corresponding measures to control the car's tires accordingly, while also reducing engine power output to ensure vehicle stability. 2. Included Scope: The Vehicle Stability Control System also includes ABS and ASR. ABS prevents the car from locking up during braking, and ASR prevents the car from slipping during startup.