Note: When the anti-lock brake system is in operation (ABS) when braking, a slight pulsation may be felt on the brake pedal. Also, while the car is moving, you can hear noise in the engine compartment. These phenomena are normal and indicate that the anti-lock brake system (ABS) works correctly.
Warning:
- Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) unable to prevent traffic accidents (accidents) due to incorrect or dangerous maneuvering. While it does help improve vehicle handling during emergency braking, always maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front. Vehicle speed must be reduced in adverse driving conditions.
- In the cases listed below, the braking distance of vehicles with anti-skid braking system ABS may be longer than that of vehicles without it:
- - Driving on gravel roads and roads covered with snow.
- - Driving with snow chains fitted.
- - Driving on roads with bumps, potholes, etc., bumpy roads, or other poorly paved roads. Driving speed on such roads should be reduced Do not check the safety provided by a car equipped with anti-lock brakes (ABS), when cornering or driving at high speeds. This can be dangerous for you and those around you.