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Yesterday my ABS and traction control light came on together for no apparent reason. When I restarted the car, they were off and have not come back on again (?) Is this a concern?
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If they are off and staying off, don't get worried. The usual causes to that would be a failing wheel speed sensor (read new hub). If it happened once, call it a glitch and smile if you don't see it again.
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The toughest part is identifying which hub or part is bad. That might take a trip to the dealer and their usual $100 diagnostic fee. Then the part is around $80-100 (non dealer) plus labor.
Easy to swap on our cars though.
Easy to swap on our cars though.
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As for why you only got the lights that one time (or just occasionally), you may be just on the brink of triggering the warning light, to the point that it matters what angle the car is tipped at when you park it, as far as whether the internal float will trigger the warning switch.
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