2017-10-10
Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) or Check Engine Light illuminated
Traction control system not functioning properly or disabled
Loss of traction control during acceleration or on slippery road conditions
Erratic behavior or inconsistent operation of the traction control system
Potential limited drivability due to the issue with the traction control input signal
Faulty traction control switch
Wiring or connection problems in the traction control input circuit
Loose or corroded connectors in the traction control system
Faulty traction control module or ABS module
Intermittent issues with the traction control input circuit
Electronic Brake: Brakes controlled by an electric current. Problems lead to inefficient braking
Test and replace the faulty traction control switch, if necessary
Inspect and repair the traction control input circuit for any issues, such as damaged wires or connectors
Ensure the connectors in the traction control system are secure and free from corrosion
Test and replace the faulty traction control module or ABS module, if necessary
Inspect the traction control input circuit for any intermittent issues and repair as needed