I know that this topic has been beat to death, but I have read all of the pages returned from searching (more than once) and still cannot pinpoint my issue:
I get the Traction Failure message shortly after turning on the ignition. The ABS Fault message comes on after the vehicle has started moving.
The ABS does not work (there is plenty of snow and ice on the ground to test the system on). Neither does the traction control.
My independent mechanic read the faults and indicated that the issue was caused by a bad right front ABS sensor. I replaced the sensor and still have the issue.
My battery is relatively new and my charging system is in working order.
The only other thing I can thing of is the brake accumulator. It takes roughly 27 seconds to charge after the system has been fully discharged. The pump runs on every second pedal push. Would this cause the issue as described?
Any thoughts??
Thanks and best regards,
Jeff
I get the Traction Failure message shortly after turning on the ignition. The ABS Fault message comes on after the vehicle has started moving.
The ABS does not work (there is plenty of snow and ice on the ground to test the system on). Neither does the traction control.
My independent mechanic read the faults and indicated that the issue was caused by a bad right front ABS sensor. I replaced the sensor and still have the issue.
My battery is relatively new and my charging system is in working order.
The only other thing I can thing of is the brake accumulator. It takes roughly 27 seconds to charge after the system has been fully discharged. The pump runs on every second pedal push. Would this cause the issue as described?
Any thoughts??
Thanks and best regards,
Jeff