Traction control and abs light
Drifting
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From: Bahama North Carolina
It is not what you would call a rare problem, search the code. Check the connector coming out of the hub first. You may get lucky and it is just disconnected or the wire pulled loose.
Last edited by BigGun; Aug 4, 2011 at 11:03 PM.
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You can get these from a voltage issue. I have a 03 that I have on a battery tender and I drive a couple times a month. I use to get traction control and abs light whenever I first took car out. After I drove for a bit, shut off car, restarted and I wouldn't have the traction and abs lights. I was adviced that it could be a voltage issue and to try direct wiring of the battery tender before I try more expensive options. I direct wired the battery tender and sure enough have not had the issue since and it has been over a year. 
