The ABS light staying on usually means a wheel speed sensor issue. Learn which parts to check first and whether you can keep driving safely.
When your Honda Pilot's ABS warning light stays on solid after startup, it's the onboard computer telling you something isn't right with the anti-lock braking system. In most cases — especially on the four-door Pilot IV generation — the culprit is a faulty wheel speed sensor, not a serious brake failure. That light means the system has self-disabled to avoid giving you false input, so your normal brakes still work, but you won't get ABS help in a panic stop. Let's walk through what to look at first and when to worry.
