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No... it's not a good idea.
Because ABS light usually signifies a serious antilock braking system problem.
And, driving a car with a defective ABS can put your safety at risk.
So, what can cause a car’s ABS to fail? Let’s find out;
Because, most of the time that’s where the problem lies.
No.2- The module is non-functioning
The module regulates different aspects of ABS operations.
To do so, it relies on wheel speed sensor data.
Its failure will render your ABS useless and will trigger the ABS light.
ABS light will come on if the brake fluid is insufficiently available or contaminated.
That’s why you need to keep an eye on your vehicle’s brake fluid level.
No.4- Hydraulic pump is likely faulty
Hydraulic pump is a critical part of a vehicle's ABS.
If the ABS light is flashing because of a faulty hydraulic pump, call a mechanic.
Repair or replace the pump before something serious happens.
A flashy ABS light could mean one of the following problems;
Faulty wheel speed sensors
Defective ABS module
Out-of-order hydraulic pump
Declining brake fluid level
