A steady ABS warning light on your Logan II usually points to a wheel speed sensor, its wiring, or a dirty reluctor ring. Here’s what to check first and whether it’s safe to drive.
What a steady ABS light means on your Logan II
When the ABS light stays on continuously, the ABS control module has stored a fault and has disabled the anti-lock function. On a Renault Logan II, the most common culprit is a wheel speed sensor or its wiring, but it can also be a damaged reluctor ring, a corroded connector, or, less often, the ABS pump/module itself. The car’s normal brakes still work, but you lose the anti-lock safety net.
