About ABS Light is on Inspection
ABS Light is on Inspection
The anti-lock braking system is braking system in your car to prevent skidding. It works by preventing the wheels from locking when the brakes are applied. This allows the wheels to maintain traction with the road’s surface. When your anti-lock brake system (ABS) is not working as intended, you will notice that an ABS icon will illuminate on your dashboard.
What could be the issue that requires an ABS light is on inspection?
- Your ABS light is on
- Your vehicle skids when the brakes are applied
There are a variety of reasons why your ABS light would illuminate in your dash. These reasons include low-cost fixes such as brake fluid replacement or even sensor replacements such as the wheel speed sensor. Don’t put off this life-saving repair because you may be worried about cost.
What to expect
- Book your ABS Light is on Inspection easily online
- A certified mechanic will arrive at your home or office during the specified time slot.
- After the inspection is complete, your certified mechanic will explain the results of his/her findings.
How is an ABS light is on Inspection done by a mechanic?
- A Certified mechanic will arrive at your home or office during your scheduled time slot”
- Your GoWrench mechanic will inspect all components of your ABS system including all relevant fluids and sensors
- After the inspection is complete, your GoWrench mechanic will share the results of his/her findings.
How important is having an ABS light is on inspection?
To cut to the chase, your ABS system could be the thing that saves your life or the life of someone else on the road. With a functional ABS system your vehicle’s wheels keep maximum traction with the road’s surface. If your ABS light comes on - especially with a noticeable difference in the braking behaviours of your vehicle, you should avoid driving and schedule an ABS light is on inspection immediately.
