A steady ABS warning light on your Evoque II usually points to a wheel speed sensor, wiring, or reluctor ring issue.
Here’s what to check first and whether it’s safe to keep driving.
Why Your Evoque II's ABS Light Stays On
On a Range Rover Evoque II, a continuously lit ABS warning light is the system telling you it has disabled itself — and the most common culprit is a wheel speed sensor or its wiring. The ABS module needs a clean, consistent speed signal from all four wheels. If one sensor drops out, reads erratically, or the reluctor ring is cracked or dirty, the module logs a fault and switches ABS off. Other likely causes include corroded connectors, a chafed sensor harness near the hub, a failing wheel bearing with an integrated magnetic ring, low battery voltage, or — less often — an ABS module issue.
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