Professional ABS Diagnostics
ABS Warning Light & Brake System Diagnostics
If your ABS warning light is on, your anti-lock braking system may not function properly during sudden braking or slippery road conditions.
At Dundas Automotive Repair, we diagnose ABS warning lights, wheel speed sensors, ABS modules, brake control systems, and electrical faults for all makes and models.
Our technicians use professional diagnostic equipment to accurately identify braking system issues and recommend the proper repair solution.
Complete ABS Repair Service
Reliable Anti-Lock Brake Repairs
Modern anti-lock brake systems use sensors, modules, hydraulic controls, and computerized braking systems to improve vehicle stability and braking safety.
Our team performs professional ABS testing and repair services for domestic, import, SUV, truck, and hybrid vehicles. We diagnose the root cause of ABS failures and explain repair recommendations clearly before work begins.
Why Choose Dundas Automotive?
ABS Repair FAQs
Appointments are recommended so we can schedule your vehicle quickly and avoid long wait times.
Walk-ins are welcome when availability allows, but booking ahead is the best option.
We service most domestic, Asian, and European cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, and light commercial fleet vehicles
If your car pulls to one side, it may need a wheel alignment, tire inspection, brake inspection, or suspension check.
We recommend having it inspected as soon as possible to prevent uneven tire wear and unsafe handling.
If your check engine light is on, book a diagnostic inspection. If the light is flashing, stop driving when safe
and contact us right away, as this may indicate a serious issue.
Dundas Automotive Repair provides oil changes in London, Ontario. We can help with regular oil changes, filter replacement,
and basic maintenance checks to keep your vehicle running properly.
Common signs include squeaking, grinding, vibration, a soft brake pedal, longer stopping distance, or a brake warning light.
If you notice any of these symptoms, schedule a brake inspection.
You can request a quote by calling us, using the contact form, or booking an appointment online.
For the most accurate estimate, we may need to inspect the vehicle first.
Repair times depend on the service, parts availability, and the condition of the vehicle.
We will give you an estimated timeline after inspecting your vehicle.
We recommend having your brakes inspected at least once a year, or sooner if you hear noises, feel vibration,
or notice reduced braking performance.
Squeaking brakes may be caused by worn brake pads, brake dust, moisture, or rotor issues.
The best way to stop the noise is to have the braking system inspected and repaired if needed.