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If ABS activates while braking in a passenger car, the correct action is usually to:

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  • Keep firm pressure on the pedal

    When ABS works, the usual correct action is to keep firm pressure on the pedal so steering control is preserved and wheel lock-up is prevented. Repeatedly releasing and reapplying the pedal reduces its effectiveness.

  • Release the brake completely and accelerate again

  • Continuously pump the brake pedal

Explanation

When ABS works, the usual correct action is to keep firm pressure on the pedal so steering control is preserved and wheel lock-up is prevented. Repeatedly releasing and reapplying the pedal reduces its effectiveness.

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