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Did you pull the code? Turn your key to the "on" position.... Hold the options button down and press the fuel button 4 times within 10 seconds to enter diagnostic mode.
There is a thread here somewhere that gives more detail on how to maneuver around in dignostic mode. Pulling the code is the first thing you need to do though.
i checked the codes
C1214 Sol Valve Relay Contact or Coil CKT Open
C1221 LF Wheel Speed Sensor Input Signal is 0
C1222 RF Wheel Speed Sensor Input Signal is 0
everytime i start it i get a service active handling, and service abs warning on the DIC and my ABS light is on.
Nothing happens when i push the TC button
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Last edited by jiujitsu77; Jul 19, 2011 at 03:00 PM.
Looks like your front wheel sensors got whacked-check the plug at the wheels. The 1214 will shut off the AH/TC, see if you can get the 1221/1222 to go away 1st.
I am embarrassed to say this but I used a spray can to paint the calipers. Do u think that the sensors may have a little paint in them? The abs and ah stopped working the day after I painted the calipers
I am embarrassed to say this but I used a spray can to paint the calipers. Do u think that the sensors may have a little paint in them? The abs and ah stopped working the day after I painted the calipers
Probably got paint on the sensors themselves. Pull the rotors off and take a look around!
I am embarrassed to say this but I used a spray can to paint the calipers. Do u think that the sensors may have a little paint in them? The abs and ah stopped working the day after I painted the calipers
The sensors are VERY sensitive. Ever since I switched from wagon wheels to a much more open wheel, I have to be extra careful when driving through dirty roads. For example, I drove through a construction zone where I could hear gravel and chunks of soot flying around. Sure enough, my AH TC system shut off. All I needed to do was wash the car and give the hubs / wheels a good dousing, and I was fine. Same thing happened another time when I drove on a road with freshly melted snow, leaving salt and cinder all over the road. Sensor got dirty, threw a code, but was resolved by a good cleaning.
If that's not it, check your fuses and like someone else said, check the plug a the wheels.