Slip and VDC light coming on?!!!
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Slip and VDC light coming on?!!!
I have an interesting problem that started this pastSunday on the way home from Cape Canaveral.
I took the car to the dealership to get the pads/rotors replaced 2weeks ago and they fixed the fuel line recall as well then I picked it up and went straight to airport so I didnt start driving it again until Monday.
Well Sunday I went out to SunCruz and am coming back when the Slip and VDC off lights both pop on. I wasnt overly alarmed because I remember this happening to Todd on long trips right after he got his new rims, but I'v made this drive many times as well as other long drives since I'v had my rims so it seemed odd nevertheless. Anyways, as with Todd's situation, when you turn the car off and back on it goes back to normal. But it was been doing it on almost every drive since and the car almost drives as if VDC is off all the time.
Anyone have an idea on what this could be? What could OI have done to cause this??
I took the car to the dealership to get the pads/rotors replaced 2weeks ago and they fixed the fuel line recall as well then I picked it up and went straight to airport so I didnt start driving it again until Monday.
Well Sunday I went out to SunCruz and am coming back when the Slip and VDC off lights both pop on. I wasnt overly alarmed because I remember this happening to Todd on long trips right after he got his new rims, but I'v made this drive many times as well as other long drives since I'v had my rims so it seemed odd nevertheless. Anyways, as with Todd's situation, when you turn the car off and back on it goes back to normal. But it was been doing it on almost every drive since and the car almost drives as if VDC is off all the time.
Anyone have an idea on what this could be? What could OI have done to cause this??
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Originally Posted by Gilley
It sounds like the rear axle sensors may have been left unplugged or were damaged. Take it back and have them fix it free.
the tire pressure sensors will not cause the slip and vdc lights to come on, but the speed sensor/ axle sensors being unplugged can
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LOL. You mean he's not already.
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you know, i really think I could put your posts on ignore and other than the random "your an idiot" responses, I dont think I would notice
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only problem is im not Alan....i dont know what I'm looking for and if I found it I wouldnt know where it went...I would have about as much of a chance to fix it as a monkey on a unicycle wearing a straight jacket while skydiving
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