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If the ABS warning light illuminates in your Jeep Wrangler, it indicates that the ECU has identified a problem in the anti-lock braking system. Typically, this occurs when your vehicle loses traction, triggering the traction control light as well. To reset the ABS light, start by examining your brake system. Ensure that the brakes on your vehicle are operating properly and are free from any damage or debris on the rotors or calipers before clearing the light. Once you confirm that your brakes are working as they should, you can utilize an OBD II scan tool to eliminate the error code that triggered the light initially.
When your Jeep Wrangler's ABS Light turns on due to a self-check failure, it indicates that your Wrangler doesn't have anti-lock brakes and the safety they provide. The ABS system in your Wrangler uses a sensor to gauge the axle's speed when applying the brakes.
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