No abs or traction control!!!!
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No abs or traction control!!!! I have a 2000 Z28. The car will at times display the ABS independent light, park brake light, and Traction control light on the dash. Ive been told that the ABS sensor on the rear end could be the cause... If there is anyone who has experienced this problem and has any feedback plz let me kno. thanx.
Mine is doing the same thing every once in a while. I've heard that its the wheel sensors that are either dirty or need replacing. I may be wrong but thats what I've heard as causing the problem
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ya ive heard that too.. the sensors are clean cuz i just put a whole new rear end in it and replaced them.... thats y im thinkin abs sensor cuz w/o a signal from the abs the ecm will shut off the abs and the traction control.
Scan the car for DTC's.
Even if it happens at times there should be a history code.
Do you have larger diameter tires in the rear? If so that will cause the brake, tcs, and ABS light to come on.
Even if it happens at times there should be a history code.
Do you have larger diameter tires in the rear? If so that will cause the brake, tcs, and ABS light to come on.
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The few times I have run slicks (26") on my red TA, that happens to my car at high speeds... Due to expansion...
Unless you've changed tire diameters, something is causing the sensors to register the discrepancy... They have to be either dirty or bad.
Unless you've changed tire diameters, something is causing the sensors to register the discrepancy... They have to be either dirty or bad.
Werd. If your runnin different diameters from front to back, that could be the cause. Otherwise its just the sensors.
