A steady ABS warning on your Volvo V60 II usually points to a wheel speed sensor or its wiring. Here’s what to check first and whether you can keep driving.
Why Your V60 II ABS Light Stays On
If your ABS warning light is on continuously, your Volvo's ABS module has detected a fault in the anti-lock braking system. On the V60 II (2018 and newer), the most common cause is a wheel speed sensor that has failed, become dirty, or has a damaged connector. The ABS module compares signals from all four wheel speed sensors. If one signal drops out or becomes erratic, it sets a code and lights the dashboard. Other likely culprits include a cracked or rusty reluctor ring (tone ring), chafed wiring near the wheel arch, water intrusion in a connector, or — less often — a failing ABS module or low battery voltage.
