What does the car sign ABS Ten DBE mean?

On one side of the car is the anti-lock braking system, and on ground B is the vehicle's electronic stability system.

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The ABS diag of the car is the missing fault code of the ABS brake system brake fluid of the vehicle, and the specific operation steps of adding brake fluid should be added when this prompt appears

1. Open the door on this side of the cab.

2. Pull the hood switch on the left side of the driver's leg.

3. Lift the hood of the engine upwards.

Fourth, use the support rod to support the hood.

5. Add the specified brake oil to the MAX line in the brake oil can.

Hello car owner, ABS is a brake anti-lock braking system, which plays a role in braking stability and reducing tire wear. I hope my answers will help you. [If you have a problem with the car, ask the car master.] 4S shop professional technician, 10 minutes to solve. 】

I checked it and it should be an ABS diagnosis.

Both of these are anti-lock braking systems, when you press the brake pedal, theoretically it should be the tire locked, using the frictional resistance between the tire and the ground to stop the car from moving forward, but often the strong inertia after the tire is locked will make the car continue to slide forward or even deviate from the center of gravity to cause a lateral rollover. Therefore, the anti-lock braking system was born, which is when your car locks and releases the tires instantaneously in the case of high-speed braking, and locks such repeated actions, so as to maximize friction resistance, but not to run over and roll over.

EBS is an upgraded version of ABS, or for different models, EBS is more aimed at cargo trucks. ABS is more of a sedan. The purpose of both is to prevent the tire from locking, but the method is different, ABS is hydraulic power, EBS is compressed air to generate power.

You just need to know that this is the active safety system, the function to prevent the tire from locking, which is a very important function for brake safety, and it is very important to remember!

For vehicles, ABS is an anti-lock braking system, and EBS is a car control unit system.

Hello, this is mainly a module of the safety factor of the braking system. Anti-lock braking device.

ABS: The main function of the anti-lock braking system ABS is to improve the braking performance of the whole vehicle, improve driving safety, and prevent the wheels from locking (that is, stop rolling) during braking, so as to ensure that the driver can also control the direction when braking, and prevent the rear axle from sliding. Here's how it works:

In the event of emergency braking, relying on the high-sensitivity wheel speed sensor installed on each wheel, once a wheel is found to be locked, the computer immediately controls the pressure regulator to relieve the pressure of the brake cylinder of the wheel, so that the wheel resumes rotation, so as to achieve the purpose of preventing the wheel from locking. The working process of ABS is actually the cyclic working process of "locking-loosening-locking-release", so that the vehicle is always in a critical lock-up gap rolling state, effectively overcoming the vehicle deviation phenomenon caused by wheel locking during emergency braking, and preventing the occurrence of loss of control of the body.

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system (anti-lock braking system).

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Dis-Tribution (Electronic Brake Force Distribution) is also known as automatic cornering control. When braking when cornering, the CBC works in conjunction with the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) to reduce the risk of oversteer and understeer. It ensures the stability of the car even in harsh driving conditions.

Some higher versions of ABS include CBC functionality.