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triniballer2k3
Grand Am '99? What Does Trac Low mean? That light sometimes comes on then comes off.
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jpattonfamily
low track is tire spinning is most uselass thing they put on car as if you can not tell whjen your tire is spinning
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Bob H
this is for your traction control, that usually means that you have tire spin/ slideing condtion, this is normal
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mrharris32
This light is short for "Low Traction"....it comes on when the ABS hub sensors in your front wheels detect the tires spinning. This light also means the throttle will be temporarily disengaged/lightened and the ABS will go on "high alert". It's meant to keep you safe basically.
If the light is staying on for long period of time on dry pavement you may have a failing ABS hub or speed sensor. This is common in all late model GM vehicles equipped with traction control. If this is the case it will eventually cause the ABS to activate at random when braking (very dangerous) and may also cause the throttle to act a bit funny. If this is not the case it's merely the traction system doing what it was meant to do, nothing to worry about!
If you suspect a problem with the system expect to pay between $90 and $250 per malfunctioning hub. There are only 2 on your vehicle that could cause a problem!
Hope this helps!
If the light is staying on for long period of time on dry pavement you may have a failing ABS hub or speed sensor. This is common in all late model GM vehicles equipped with traction control. If this is the case it will eventually cause the ABS to activate at random when braking (very dangerous) and may also cause the throttle to act a bit funny. If this is not the case it's merely the traction system doing what it was meant to do, nothing to worry about!
If you suspect a problem with the system expect to pay between $90 and $250 per malfunctioning hub. There are only 2 on your vehicle that could cause a problem!
Hope this helps!
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mrharris32
This light is short for "Low Traction"....it comes on when the ABS hub sensors in your front wheels detect the tires spinning. This light also means the throttle will be temporarily disengaged/lightened and the ABS will go on "high alert". It's meant to keep you safe basically.
If the light is staying on for long period of time on dry pavement you may have a failing ABS hub or speed sensor. This is common in all late model GM vehicles equipped with traction control. If this is the case it will eventually cause the ABS to activate at random when braking (very dangerous) and may also cause the throttle to act a bit funny. If this is not the case it's merely the traction system doing what it was meant to do, nothing to worry about!
If you suspect a problem with the system expect to pay between $90 and $250 per malfunctioning hub. There are only 2 on your vehicle that could cause a problem!
Hope this helps!
If the light is staying on for long period of time on dry pavement you may have a failing ABS hub or speed sensor. This is common in all late model GM vehicles equipped with traction control. If this is the case it will eventually cause the ABS to activate at random when braking (very dangerous) and may also cause the throttle to act a bit funny. If this is not the case it's merely the traction system doing what it was meant to do, nothing to worry about!
If you suspect a problem with the system expect to pay between $90 and $250 per malfunctioning hub. There are only 2 on your vehicle that could cause a problem!
Hope this helps!
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