ABS is the acronym for:
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Anti-lock Brake System.
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Anti-Braking System.
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Asphalt-Braking System.
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Anti-Buzz-Steering.
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Explanation
ABS stands for Anti-locking (or lock) Brake System. You can determine if your vehicle has ABS by looking for a lighted ABS symbol on the dashboard right after starting the engine, by checking the owner’s manual, or by asking the dealer.
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