ABS braking system
Your vehicle may be equipped with an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) that allows you to keep control of your vehicle regardless of grip
conditions.
An Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD) is also integrated and will manage permanently the distribution of the braking power
between rear and front brakes.
Upon activation of the ABS a vibration is felt at the brake pedal. This vibration is normal and due to the operation of the system.
The use of ABS should not lead to non-compliance of the Highway Code especially regarding
safety distance between two vehicles.
Two signals on the dashboard will display the status of your braking system.
ABS warning signal: it turns on at ignition and turns off a few seconds later to ensure the system is
operational.
If this light turns on while driving, you shall go to the nearest Authorized Repairer as your ABS is facing
a minor failure.
ABS & Braking warning signals: if these two signals light up simultaneously your braking system is
facing a major failure. ABS and EBD functions are deactivated
You shall stop your vehicle as soon as possible and call your nearest
Authorized Repairer.
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