How to Replace an ABS Brake Control Fuse

abs traction control fuse testing

When you see an ABS or Traction Control warning light on the first thing you should check is the system fuse. Much like any electrical component, a fuse is used to protect the delicate electronics inside the control modules. If the control module loses power it will cause the system to shut down, rendering the system disabled. These fuses are located under the hood in most cases, inside the main fuse panel (PDC - power distribution center), please follow the guide below.

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