Anti-lock brake module replacement solves and can prevent a number of problems related to the operation of the ABS system and the overall safety of vehicle braking:
The anti-lock brake module consists of an electronic control unit, a hydraulic control unit, and, in some cases, a pump.
- Anti-lock braking system problems: A faulty module will result in complete loss of ABS functionality, increasing the risk of skidding and loss of vehicle control while braking.
- Possibility of hydroplaning: Without effective ABS, the vehicle may lose traction in wet areas.
- Anti-Lock Brake System Light Illuminates: Faults in the module will cause a warning light to appear on the instrument panel indicating problems with the system.
- Increased braking distance: If the Anti-lock brake module fails, the braking distance increases, this is especially dangerous on wet or slippery roads.
- Problems with cruise control: In cars with cruise control, a malfunction of the Anti-lock brake module will interfere with its operation, since this system depends on the correct functioning of the brakes.
Anti-lock brake module replacement is critical to ensuring the safety, controllability and reliability of the braking system, especially in difficult road conditions.
