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Vehicle maintenance and pre-trip checksStandalone practice
What should you do if the ABS warning light stays on after starting?
Correct answer: Take the vehicle in for repair, as the ABS may be faulty
Why
If the ABS indicator stays on after the vehicle starts, ICBC says the system may be malfunctioning and the vehicle should be taken for repair. Check the owner's manual for the vehicle's warning instructions; do not assume anti-lock assistance is available.
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