Traction Control Light always on.
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Traction Control Light always on.
Traction Control light stays on all the time. Anyone point me towards a solution? I am too inebriated to look for other posts at the moment...
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Originally Posted by Lowrider0308
wss maybe? could one be unplugged or broken?
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Wash the back side of the hubs if the wires and connectors are corrosion free. However, this is typically for an intermittent fault.
It'* usually a WSS or PMV. WSS'* have to be replaced with the entire hub assembly.
Only the dealer can retrieve TC or ABS codes.
It'* usually a WSS or PMV. WSS'* have to be replaced with the entire hub assembly.
Only the dealer can retrieve TC or ABS codes.
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bummer... i was hoping for an easy fix. I am pretty sure it was working when i got the car, but who knows. Where are the connectors I should be wiggling?
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Originally Posted by JimmyFloyd
bummer... i was hoping for an easy fix. I am pretty sure it was working when i got the car, but who knows. Where are the connectors I should be wiggling?
(Edited to remove wrong info)
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
It is usually suggested that you pull all the wheels and power wash super well if you don't find a broken wire.