NEED HELP 911, "slip warning light"
Ok so I did some research and found out what up with the vdc and slip turning on. the following reasons are why this light can turn on:
1. break fluid low
2. Change breaks they're worn out
3. Recently aligned and steering sensor is damaged or just tweeking
Mine was the first 2, brakes were so worn down that when i pressed them the fluid would go down so much that it read low fluid code so yea problem solved
1. break fluid low
2. Change breaks they're worn out
3. Recently aligned and steering sensor is damaged or just tweeking
Mine was the first 2, brakes were so worn down that when i pressed them the fluid would go down so much that it read low fluid code so yea problem solved
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well ill check that but what happen was I grove out this morning and was driving normally I came close to a stop but rolled past it and the slip,vdc and break light were on but the hand break wasnt on. I went to gas station to fill up so car was off for like 5 min but after I turned it back on the lights were still lit, it was only after a few more miles that I totally turned off the car at red light that it turned off.....would this be break fluid or something else?
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now I'm worried
Ok so I did some research and found out what up with the vdc and slip turning on. the following reasons are why this light can turn on:
1. break fluid low
2. Change breaks they're worn out
3. Recently aligned and steering sensor is damaged or just tweeking
Mine was the first 2, brakes were so worn down that when i pressed them the fluid would go down so much that it read low fluid code so yea problem solved
1. break fluid low
2. Change breaks they're worn out
3. Recently aligned and steering sensor is damaged or just tweeking
Mine was the first 2, brakes were so worn down that when i pressed them the fluid would go down so much that it read low fluid code so yea problem solved
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It's most likely #1, a result of #2.
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