headers installed, hit a bump, service stability system
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I had this issue. It turned out to be the alternator wire had melted to the header and was arching upon contact. It started out with service stability system and service airbag when I'd do a hard downshift or hit a bump and led (months later) to the car loosing power when I would make a hard turn or go WOT in low gears.
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Radeon, did you knock a dent in the side of the headers? If you bought either of the 1-7/8" headers (OBX or Kooks), you'll need to add a little dent.
I did it with careful measurement and a couple of sharp hits with a hammer. Laid a couple of towels on top to avoid scratching/chipping the finish.
I did it with careful measurement and a couple of sharp hits with a hammer. Laid a couple of towels on top to avoid scratching/chipping the finish.
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Best of luck. Those electrical gremlins are a pain. Unfortunately for me, both times they were due to the headers melting wires. Please note that once my headers are now wrapped with DEI titanium LR wrap.
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I had something like this happen on my car but it was a speed sensor. When I would hit a bump it would throw on traction control or stability control. It almost went real bad on the highway doing 80 when i hit a dip and it almost yanked the wheel outta my hand.