i have two check engine soon light --the one on the left comes on alone with the traction light and seat belt light-what cause this-no driving problem

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The light on the left side of the IP Cluster is the Service Vehicle Soon light (SVS) which is not the same as the SES/CEL Mil light. Is the one on the right which is SES (Service Engine Soon) on?

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The light on the left side of the IP Cluster is the Service Vehicle Soon light (SVS) which is not the same as the SES/CEL Mil light. Is the one on the right which is SES (Service Engine Soon) on?
NO JUST THE ON ON THE LEFT-THIS MORNING IT DIDNT COME ON--WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY-SVS!!

NO JUST THE ON ON THE LEFT-THIS MORNING IT DIDNT COME ON--WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY-SVS!!

Use lowercase letters please, otherwise you are yelling.

The SVS (Service Vehicle Soon) light is covered at p. 2-73 of the owner's manual. It triggers when you have non-emissions related faults. An ABS problem will cause it to come on as will certain burnt out lamps or a DRL problem.

Use lowercase letters please, otherwise you are yelling.

The SVS (Service Vehicle Soon) light is covered at p. 2-73 of the owner's manual. It triggers when you have non-emissions related faults. An ABS problem will cause it to come on as will certain burnt out lamps or a DRL problem.
sorry about that-thank you for the info.

Sounds like you may have a bad A.B.S. sensor..Mine (98) does the same thing. SVS, traction and brake lights.

Best thing to is get it scanned with an ABS capable scanner. Body control/chassis and ABS DTC codes are stored in history so it may indicate if there is a bad wheel sensor at any of the hubs. A common problem on intermittent ABS faults is the electrical connector at the hub or the wiring along the lower control arm and to the EBTCM module.