VDC & Slip lights
I was in an accident not to long ago where I hit the middle barrier with my drivers side rear. My wheel was facing about 2 inches out.(pointing towards 11 on a clock if looking at it from the back.) I replaced the rear subframe, strut, spring bucket, and lateral arm replaced and everything is now straight again. As I was driving it my VDC and Slip light came on and stayed on until I turned my car off. Once I started the car back up they were gone. What could this be? What else should I replace?
It wouldn't be unusual for the VDC and Traction Control System to "reset" after the crash you describe. That reset can even happen after doing some "donuts."
Question: Has the SLIP light come on again (after its initial display that went away when you restarted the car)?
Question: Has the SLIP light come on again (after its initial display that went away when you restarted the car)?
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The possibilities:
- Rear speed sensor(s) - could be damaged or somehow disconnected during the repair work. (Or as result of the shunt.)
- Front speed sensors - not as likely since they weren't touched in the shunt nor repair.
- Steering angle sensor - possibly but not likely thrown off during accident. Could possibly have damage or disconnected the clockspring.
Have you pulled codes on this? Steering angle sensor can/most often will show up as a fault.
- Rear speed sensor(s) - could be damaged or somehow disconnected during the repair work. (Or as result of the shunt.)
- Front speed sensors - not as likely since they weren't touched in the shunt nor repair.
- Steering angle sensor - possibly but not likely thrown off during accident. Could possibly have damage or disconnected the clockspring.
Have you pulled codes on this? Steering angle sensor can/most often will show up as a fault.
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