ABS

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ABS

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What is a ABS

• An anti-lock braking system (ABS) is a safety
  anti-skid braking system used on aircraft and on
  land vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, trucks
  and buses. ABS operates by preventing the wheels
  from locking up during braking, thereby
  maintaining tractive contact with the road
  surface.

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What is ABS Pump

• The anti-lock braking system ensures that the
  wheels are always in tractive contact when
  driving by preventing the brakes from locking up
  and avoid skidding. The ABS pump consists of an
  ECU which monitors the speed of the rotation of
  each wheel and a hydraulic unit / pump which puts
  pressure on the brakes.

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What is ABS Ring

• ABS Rings. An anti-lock braking system (ABS) is
  fitted as standard to all modern day cars as an
  additional safety measure. Under heavy braking,
  the force exerted on the brake discs can cause
  the wheels to lock, resulting in the car skidding
  along the road surface

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What is ABS Sensor

• An ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) is an enhanced
  braking system which is commonly found in newer
  automobiles. An anti-lock brake sensor or ABS
  sensor is a type of tachometer that measures the
  rotational speed of a wheel and passes it to the
  car's Engine Control Module (ECM).

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What is ABS Hydraulic Unit

• ABS (or anti-lock braking system) is what keeps
  your wheels gripped to the road when braking
  sharply and prevents them from locking up to keep
  you in full control. The hydraulic unit in the
  ABS system works by equalising the pressure on
  each individual brake or adjusting it to stop the
  car from skidding or veering.

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What to do When ABS light comes on

• Your vehicle may not handle stopping on slippery
  surfaces like it is designed to under heavy
  braking. If both your ABS Light and brake system
  light come on, this is an emergency and you need
  to stop driving right away. Have your entire
  brake system inspected by a certified Many Autos
  mechanic.

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Is ABS required for city driving

• In such situations, there is no need of ABS. But
  if you are thinking to drive your vehicle on
  highways at speeds beyond 50-70 mph, you probably
  need ABS system to be safe. ABS just help you to
  decelerate quickly and stop your car quicker than
  a normal braking car. Yes, ABS in cars is useful
  on normal roads.

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How do I get the ABS light to turn off

• Call Many Autos and have the anti-lock brake
  system checked and any necessary repairs made.
  Usually this will turn off the ABS light, but not
  always. If not, proceed to Step 2. Put the key
  into the ignition and turn it to the Run position
  the position right before the one used to engage
  the engine

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Can ABS cause check engine light to come on

• Yes, even a loose fuel cap can cause the Check
  Engine light to come on. The fuel cap does more
  than just prevent fuel from spilling out. Your
  car's diagnostic systems check the fuel system
  for leaks this way. If your fuel cap is loose or
  doesn't seal well, the Check Engine light will
  come on.

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Will ABS light come on if brakes are worn

• A Many Autos mechanic can check the brake fluid
  reservoir to see if the fluid needs to be topped
  off or if it's a case of worn brake pads.
  Mechanics say some newer cars are equipped with
  sensors in the pads, which will cause the light
  to come on when they wear thin.

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