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I believe it is active handling... I wouldnt know since mine is a '97
I dont think it is a problem at all.
I agree No problem at all. Sometimes happens when you start up, and turn tires like in a prking lot. does not have anything to do with ambient temperature.
Nothing's really "warming up", that's just a colloquial term, probably used because "calibrating sensors for active handling" is too scary-technical for Joe Public.
You shouldn't see it often, but it's typical to see the message when you first start the car up and DON'T drive in a straight line, e.g. small parking lots. You have to drive the car relatively straight to let some sensors calibrate. Which sensors these are, I honestly don't know...probably the ones that count tire rotation or detect wheel spin.
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