ABS Controllers

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ABS Controllers

• ABS controllers are the components that instruct
  the hydraulic units to stop wheel spin in a
  vehicle's ABS system. The ABS system in your car
  is operated by a specifically designed computer
  unit and by braking sensors that are triggered
  every time the brakes are applied. The computer
  unit is referred to as the ABS controller. In a
  split second, this controller detects the
  presence of wheel-spin from the sensors and
  automatically instructs the hydraulic system to
  stop it. This technology isn't 100 per cent
  reliable, so the computer can fail from time to
  time. If your wheels are spinning more than they
  should be, it could be a sign that your ABS
  controller needs replacing.

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What does an ABS Controllers do?

• Wheel speed sensors feed an ABS computer to
  monitor if your wheels are skidding during
  braking. When the brake pedal is depressed, brake
  fluid flows through the master cylinder to the
  ABS pump and out to the wheels.

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What is ABS Controllers actuator?

• The ABS actuator is a hydraulic device that
  communicates with the ECU to control the brakes
  under emergency situations. The actuator pulses
  the brake so that wheel doesn't skid. Depending
  on the situation, the ABS actuator might only
  pulse one brake. Or it may pulse two, three, or
  all four brakes.

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