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What detects the fault in the anti-lock brake system?

What detects the fault in the anti-lock brake system? Correct Answer ECU

The fault detection in an electronic brake system is possible by fault code diagnosis through Electronic control unit. The pump, valves and sensors are the other parts of the anti-lock brake system but these are not specifically used for fault detection.

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