Not sure what this could be...
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I keep getting a light coming up that seems to be the traction control light. But I thought that my touring only had VDC, but it still keeps coming on. What does this mean? Does anyone know? I'm on my phone and will post a picture asap. Also, I apologize if this is in the wrong section.
Here is a picture. I believe this is the traction control light, or maybe I need air in my tires? Thanks in advance.
Here is a picture. I believe this is the traction control light, or maybe I need air in my tires? Thanks in advance.
Last edited by QuintonC; Mar 10, 2012 at 05:24 PM.
aftermarket wheels?
dont even take it that far man.. either TPMS sesor has outlived its battery or the frikin air is low.. awesome thread.. start w your user manual man.. cmon. Very very very basic stuff here,.
dont even take it that far man.. either TPMS sesor has outlived its battery or the frikin air is low.. awesome thread.. start w your user manual man.. cmon. Very very very basic stuff here,.
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I apologize, I'm coming from a Jaguar which didn't have TPMS. No I am not running on aftermarket wheels, I have stock wheels. Guess I'll go put air in them tomorrow, but for some reason, it only comes on whenever I drive for a while, it never comes on right when I turn it on.
Yep. Mine only comes on sometimes on longer hwy trips-not very often tho. I check Psi every once a while but never had to add and light doesn't come back on until a longer drive. Kinda weird. Just keep an eye out.
if air pressure confirmed good, then drive on a fwy for 30-40 minutes at regular speed.. tpms sensor lights up but no alarm sound =TPMS sensors are dying.. they are sealed and have lithium batteries inside them..
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