The ABS(Anti-lock brake system) monitors the traction on each of your wheels during braking.

 It prevents the wheels from “locking up” by rapidly releasing and reapplying pressure to the brakes if the wheels start to lock up.

An ABS failure should trigger a check engine light or an ABS failure light on your instrument cluster. An OBDII reader progrmed to read ABS codes should tell you exactly what the problem is. If your brakes are pulsating rapidly for no apparent reason or are locking up unexpectedly, you probably have an ABS problem.

OEM ABS(Anti-lock brake system) components can be costly and are often replaced with recycled or used parts to save on high costs.

ABS sensors should last 30,000-50,000 miles or more, and ABS pumps should last over 100,000 miles.

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