As an essential part of a car's safety system, the ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) module plays a crucial role in preventing accidents. The ABS control module is a microprocessor that runs diagnostic checks of a vehicle's antilock braking system and processes information from wheel-speed sensors and the hydraulic brake system that monitors the speed of a vehicle's wheels and modulates brake pressure to prevent skidding, thereby ensuring control and stability of the vehicle. 

A working ABS Module is significant for Safe Driving 

Signs of a Faulty ABS Module:
 * ABS warning light lows;
 * Brakes lock up;
 * Unresponsive brake pedal;
 * Increased pedal effort;
 * Speedometer failure.

Regular servicing of ABS can bring many benefits such as improved performance, longer lifespan of components, and enhanced driving safety. On the other hand, not maintaining ABS can lead to problems like brake fluid leaks, malfunctioning, and higher risks of accidents. 

It's vital to have your car's ABS module checked by a qualified technician regularly to ensure its optimal performance and safe driving. Remember, investing in your car's safety is always worth it!

Here is a photo of a recent ABS Module Replacement on an Isuzu D-Max Turbo Diesel.

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So why wait? If you need service or repairs for your brakes or diesel engine, don't hesitate to contact us at Marks Mechanics in Townsville. Give us a call today and let us help you get back on the road with confidence!

Learn about ABS module, its function and importance for driving safety. Discover the 3 advantages of regular servicing and the 3 problems that may arise when ABS is not maintained.

What is an ABS Module? Learn Its Importance for Safe Driving

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