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When Driving
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Brake System
Anti-lock Brake System(ABS)
ABS anti-lock braking system can prevent
the wheels from locking during braking, which
helps the driver to better control the direction
of the vehicle during braking and reduces the
sideslip phenomenon when the vehicle brakes
on slippery roads.
When the ABS system works, you can feel
the brake pedal shaking and hear the "clicking"
sound at the same time, which is a normal
phenomenon and does not mean that there is a
fault.
During emergency braking, the brake pedal
must not be released before the vehicle stops
or is out of danger (this is very important!) The
brake pedal should not be pressed repeatedly,
which will stop the ABS and may increase the
braking distance.
If the road is slippery, the ABS system will
be activated even if the brake pedal is lightly
pedaled, so that the driver can obtain the road
characteristic information through braking and
then adjust his driving mode.
Working Mode of ABS Anti-lock Braking System
CAUTION
● The function of ABS anti-lock braking
system has some limitations. Developing
good driving habits is the basic guarantee
of safe driving.Don't take it lightly when
driving because you are equipped with
ABS system.
● In order to obtain the shortest possible
braking distance and braking stability, the
brake pedal should be pressed as hard
as possible.
● After the failure of ABS system, the
conventional braking system of the
vehicle can still work normally, but without
the anti-lock braking function of wheels,
the braking distance may be longer
accordingly.
If the ABS Malfunction Light is lit
during driving, it means that the brake system
is faulty, and at this time, it should be driven at
a low speed to the nearest franchise store for
maintenance.
ABS Malfunction Warning Light
Electronic Brakeforce Distribution System (EBD)
EBD Electronic Brakeforce Distribution
System automatically adjusts the braking force
distribution ratio of front and rear axles, improves
braking efciency, shortens braking distance to a
certain extent, and improves braking stability with
ABS.
Brake Assist System(BA)
BA brake assist system can assist braking
during emergency braking. When the driver steps
on the brake pedal quickly in an emergency, but
the pedal force is insufficient, the system will
automatically increase the braking force, thus
shortening the braking distance.
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