help with low traction light
maj154
04-04-2005, 05:47 PM
To make a long story short...
My low traction light comes on and the brakes are being applied. It happen when I start the van. It goes away but than, my TCS and ABS light come on and stay on. Any suggestions??
Thanks
My low traction light comes on and the brakes are being applied. It happen when I start the van. It goes away but than, my TCS and ABS light come on and stay on. Any suggestions??
Thanks
eleveniron
04-04-2005, 10:03 PM
To make a long story short...
My low traction light comes on and the brakes are being applied. It happen when I start the van. It goes away but than, my TCS and ABS light come on and stay on. Any suggestions??
Thanks
I put my money on a front hub assembly. Changed LH twice and RH once on my 97 Trans Sport @ 200K kms. Scroll down and you'll see more on this.
My low traction light comes on and the brakes are being applied. It happen when I start the van. It goes away but than, my TCS and ABS light come on and stay on. Any suggestions??
Thanks
I put my money on a front hub assembly. Changed LH twice and RH once on my 97 Trans Sport @ 200K kms. Scroll down and you'll see more on this.
maj154
04-04-2005, 10:38 PM
Does anybody has any ways on checking to make sure it's the hub?
Thanks for the reply
Thanks for the reply
eleveniron
04-04-2005, 10:40 PM
Does anybody has any ways on checking to make sure it's the hub?
Thanks for the reply
You need to have the codes read.
Thanks for the reply
You need to have the codes read.
maj154
04-04-2005, 10:45 PM
Thank you
maj154
04-04-2005, 10:53 PM
last question(hope so..)
Do you check the the error code with the OBD2? or is it different for the brakes? My van is a 1998.
Thanks
Do you check the the error code with the OBD2? or is it different for the brakes? My van is a 1998.
Thanks
eleveniron
04-04-2005, 10:57 PM
last question(hope so..)
Do you check the the error code with the OBD2? or is it different for the brakes? My van is a 1998.
Thanks
Yes. You can use a code reader on the OBD or I think you can also jump the diagnostic pin to ground and watch the flashing of the check engine light. Should have no problem finding the code chart on the web.
Do you check the the error code with the OBD2? or is it different for the brakes? My van is a 1998.
Thanks
Yes. You can use a code reader on the OBD or I think you can also jump the diagnostic pin to ground and watch the flashing of the check engine light. Should have no problem finding the code chart on the web.
maj154
04-05-2005, 01:57 PM
Got it fix. The speed sensor cable was brocken. Lots of errors came up during the engine scan.
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