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Drove my 2013 Grand Sport last night and all at one time got the following 3 warnings at once
Service Traction control
Service active handling
Engine light came on
Car ran very rough and engine had ticking noise
Car only has 2050 miles on it
Any thoughts?
Drove my 2013 Grand Sport last night and all at one time got the following 3 warnings at once
Service Traction control
Service active handling
Engine light came on
Car ran very rough and engine had ticking noise
Car only has 2050 miles on it
Any thoughts?
Check for a loose spark plug wire for starters.
Passenger in the seat when it happened?
Replace the battery.....bad coil....the blue connector under the passenger's foot board....
Sorry, couldn't help it.....
Go right to the last item first, the CEL. Ignore the first two items, the AH and the TC.
AH and TC are safety systems and whenever there is a primary engine management failure the ECM will disable and send warnings on AH and TC. It does this so the driver does not "rely" on these systems while the fault exists.
Remember that both AH and TC can use various engine management functions to operate effectively. Functions such as ETC, Fuel cutoff and spark retard. After the fault is found, fixed and cleared, AH and TC will be restored. Nothing needs to be done with them.
Last edited by BlindSpot; Jun 11, 2017 at 08:18 AM.
Thanks to all.
I took off coil covers and found #6 was not connected. Put it back on, cleared the code and the car runs perfect!
I know this thread is a month old, but the exact same thing happened to my 2011 grand sport yesterday. Plugged the wire back in and it runs perfect. For everyone else that encounters the same symptoms, CHECK YOUR WIRES before taking it to the dealership.
I was fortunate enough to find the problem, but should have checked here on the forum first. It would have saved me an hour of searching.
Might be worth purchasing a $50 scan tool. DTC's will usually give you direction in resolving issues.
After installing a set of spark plug wires I went for a test drive. During the test drive I developed a miss and CEL went on. I knew which wire popped off, but wanted to read the DTC. Sure enough, it directed me to that cylinder with the misfire.
Thanks to all.
I took off coil covers and found #6 was not connected. Put it back on, cleared the code and the car runs perfect!
I had the same problem 2 days ago. Turns out #5 wire at the coil fell off. Code reader founder it. Sooooo glad I bought the reader 2 years ago. First time I actually used it.
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