2–16 STARTING AND OPERATING
Braking with ABS
Don’t pump the brakes. Press the brake pedal
hard down regardless of the road surface
(dry, wet, slippery, etc.), hold it down and
let ABS work for you.
The ABS modulates the braking pressure to
the respective wheels to maintain the maxi-
mum braking effect on the vehicle, reducing
the loss of directional stability or steering
control.
Slight vibration accompanied by noise usu-
ally occurs while ABS is operating. Such
vibration and noise simply indicates that the
ABS is functioning normally.
In an emergency, apply full force on the
brake and clutch pedal simultaneously.
The anti-lock brake system will be activated
immediately, thus allowing you to retain full
steering control of your vehicle.
We recommend that you familiarize yourself
with this braking technique. However, avoid
taking unnecessary risks.
CAUTION
Driving too fast, particularly in cor-
ners, aquaplaning and driving too
close to the vehicle in front in-
creases the risk of an accident. This
risk can not be reduced by the ABS
system.
ANTI-LOCK BRAKE SYSTEM*
(ABS)
Anti-lock brake system is an advanced elec-
tronic braking system that will help prevent
a braking skid.
The anti-lock brake system prevents the
wheels from locking up during sudden brak-
ing or braking on a slippery road to help the
vehicle remain steerable and stable.
This system becomes operative only when
it senses differences in rotational speed of
the wheels, and that they are about to lock
up. The system detects the wheel speed
and electronically controls the pressure ap-
plied to the brake.
When the ignition is switched on, the ABS
warning light comes on. It goes out after
about 2 seconds. If it does not go out, or if
it comes on during driving, there is a de-
fect in the ABS. In this case the brake sys-
tem performs its regular function but with-
out the anti-locking capability.
In the event of a defect in ABS, the trac-
tion control system (TCS) is shut off as well.
Have the ABS checked by Ssangyong
Dealer or Ssangyong Authorized Service
Operation as soon as possible.
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