Stability system malfunction
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In the process of trying to get my 04 ready for Tx inspection I had to adjust the e-brake. Both sides were bottomed all the way out which explained why it didn't work at all. Works fine now, it does somewhat make a popping sound when engaging though. But now the stability system has started kicking in randomly. Since i had to adjust them so much and the adjuster was somewhat difficult to turn I wasnt able to really tell how much i had turned them, I just got them as close as possible. Both rotors went on easily and there was still plenty of room between the shoes. Could that be the culprit or is it a sensor issue?
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Cool, good to know its nothing I did I guess. I might be going out on a limb here but does anyone know if there is a way to disable the whole thing in hptuners? I've never been a fan of it anyway.
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I recently had this issue. I have a friend with a tech II and it told me which sensor. I Thought I needed a whole new hub but I unplugged the sensor and plugged it back in again and I haven't seen the error since. I would recommend unplugging the sensors since you did work there and plug them back in. If you want to shut it off almost completely (competition mode) hit TC button twice or completely shut it off I think you hold it down for a certain amount of time.
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I haven't had any issues disabling it by holding the button down. But its kind of of pita to have to do that everytime I start it. In the end I would like a more permanent solution to keeping it off.
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SWPS is most likely the cause. I have one, brand new in box... that I was GOING to put in, but it hasn't been an issue. It normally acts up for me during cold weather only.
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Ya, pretty much. I'm still looking through the DTC's on my hptuners and trying to figure out what the PO has messed with but I don't see anything on there relating to it. So far It sounds like the steering wheel sensor which is what I had initially found when I first googled the issue. I've been dumping $ into this thing lately trying to figure out when it will end lol.
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Mine liked to grab the left front brake when my swps wen bad, at highway speed it could pull me out of my land if I wasn't paying attention, $74 and two hours of my time later it doesn't try to drive itself