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During normal driving conditions my active driving will intermittently activate a brake briefly causing my car to pull to the right or left. It occurs even when I turn off active handling or put the car into competition mode. Any ideas.
I experience this more so during lower temperatures considering I live in SW Florida. So nothing below freezing. I’m talking around below 60-70°.
First off I'd see if you have any DTC's (codes) present. You can access them through the DIC. May be a bad SWPS (steering wheel position sensor) but without some hard data I don't like guessing. BTW, I was down in CC a few weeks ago scoping the area and looking at some real estate in the SW and SE...love the area so hoping to be down there retired by spring/summer...and doing some Corvette side jobs !!...what about all the helicopters flying around ???...I see CC residents are always concerned...LOL !!!
During normal driving conditions my active driving will intermittently activate a brake briefly causing my car to pull to the right or left. It occurs even when I turn off active handling or put the car into competition mode. Any ideas.
I experience this more so during lower temperatures considering I live in SW Florida. So nothing below freezing. I’m talking around below 60-70°.
1287 steering sensor failure. You’re going to need a new one. Sensor is cheap. Labor is expensive.
During normal driving conditions my active driving will intermittently activate a brake briefly causing my car to pull to the right or left. It occurs even when I turn off active handling or put the car into competition mode. Any ideas.
I experience this more so during lower temperatures considering I live in SW Florida. So nothing below freezing. I’m talking around below 60-70°.
Competitive Driving mode leaves Active Handling on - Turns off Traction control.
Pressing the Active Handling button once turns off Active Handling Leaves Traction Control on (TRAC/Active Handling OFF)
Competitive Driving mode leaves Active Handling on - Turns off Traction control.
Pressing the Active Handling button once turns off Active Handling Leaves Traction Control on (TRAC/Active Handling OFF)
While this is correct, it’s not helpful to the question.
Sorry ma'am, I'll try to better next time, K bro???
no worries. Do a little research before you start firing away on that keyboard. We can tell you’re smart, but don’t just throw that knowledge out and about. It has to be applied to the appropriate situation. Here, you failed. I know you’ll do better next time.
Last edited by Hoganryan40; Feb 28, 2020 at 02:54 PM.