ESP,BAS, Traction control lights
09-26-2009, 07:31 PM
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ESP,BAS, Traction control lights
I have had the jeep lifted R.E 3 1/2 superflex. I never had any lights come on untill last night going down straight road,ESP,BAS, and traction control all came on. When i got to the store cut it off and started it to come back home all 3 where still lit up, i drive home they never went off.
Once home turned the jeep off,waited awhile started it in the garage, all 3 still on, never any flashing, could this be due to low brake fluid(which i have not checked) or air in the line?
Does anyone have any clue why this is going on?
Once home turned the jeep off,waited awhile started it in the garage, all 3 still on, never any flashing, could this be due to low brake fluid(which i have not checked) or air in the line?
Does anyone have any clue why this is going on?
09-26-2009, 07:45 PM
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09-26-2009, 07:52 PM
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Maybe dumb suggestion, but I've had a couple of false lights in the past...
Have you tried checking if you have a DTC and then clearing them? If you have any DTCs, can you post them? How about disconnecting the battery for a while for a full reset (at least 15 mins)...
Have you tried checking if you have a DTC and then clearing them? If you have any DTCs, can you post them? How about disconnecting the battery for a while for a full reset (at least 15 mins)...
09-26-2009, 07:55 PM
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09-26-2009, 07:58 PM
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if the lights are on, it means the system shut down the ESP,BAS etc.
Double check your steering, check and make sure the ESP wires are still connected. The system does a check at certain speeds, I believe its 7 mph and 25... It doesnt really matter.
If it reads something wrong it'll shut down the system
Double check your steering, check and make sure the ESP wires are still connected. The system does a check at certain speeds, I believe its 7 mph and 25... It doesnt really matter.
If it reads something wrong it'll shut down the system
09-26-2009, 09:05 PM
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I cleared codes and ESP, BAG, TRACTION CONTROL all went off. going to take it for a test drive! Thanks to everyone for the help
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09-26-2009, 09:07 PM
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if the lights are on, it means the system shut down the ESP,BAS etc.
Double check your steering, check and make sure the ESP wires are still connected. The system does a check at certain speeds, I believe its 7 mph and 25... It doesnt really matter.
If it reads something wrong it'll shut down the system
Double check your steering, check and make sure the ESP wires are still connected. The system does a check at certain speeds, I believe its 7 mph and 25... It doesnt really matter.
If it reads something wrong it'll shut down the system
09-26-2009, 09:23 PM
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I had all my lights go on several weeks ago. I found that somehow during my gear install, the bracket that holds the ABS line straight as it passes through the steering knuckle had been bent down. This cause the front ujoint on the drivers side to rub on the wire as it turned. I found a bare spot in the wire. I rebent the bracket, repaired the wire, and the lights have not returned.
Just something to check...
Just something to check...
09-26-2009, 09:43 PM
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I had all my lights go on several weeks ago. I found that somehow during my gear install, the bracket that holds the ABS line straight as it passes through the steering knuckle had been bent down. This cause the front ujoint on the drivers side to rub on the wire as it turned. I found a bare spot in the wire. I rebent the bracket, repaired the wire, and the lights have not returned.
Just something to check...
Just something to check...
I will check that in the morning just to make sure nothing is rubbing, so far so good.