Service ESC Traction control ESC off
Thanks, I found what may be bad wires. The rubber around them is very degraded where it loops up right next to the hub! I need to see if there is any others on the engine side of the wheel well
thanks again
thanks again
Well here is an update
I found the wire that comes off the hub looked pretty degraded so I replaced it but I still get the DIC saying Service Traction Control, Service ESC, and ESC OFF! I don’t know what else to do?!?! I disconnected the battery for an hour but I still get those same DIC warning ls
I found the wire that comes off the hub looked pretty degraded so I replaced it but I still get the DIC saying Service Traction Control, Service ESC, and ESC OFF! I don’t know what else to do?!?! I disconnected the battery for an hour but I still get those same DIC warning ls
Well here is an update
I found the wire that comes off the hub looked pretty degraded so I replaced it but I still get the DIC saying Service Traction Control, Service ESC, and ESC OFF! I don’t know what else to do?!?! I disconnected the battery for an hour but I still get those same DIC warning ls
I found the wire that comes off the hub looked pretty degraded so I replaced it but I still get the DIC saying Service Traction Control, Service ESC, and ESC OFF! I don’t know what else to do?!?! I disconnected the battery for an hour but I still get those same DIC warning ls
But what im trying to say is maybe you have a bad wheel bearing? Or maybe the sensor on the hub side is shot. Ive read in places that a bad wheel bearing can cause issues with traction control and stability control.
Thanks for sharing your issues but I don’t have any issues with anything at all just the DIC displaying those three things, all after the serpentine belt broke and when I replaced it is when I got the DIC messages but the car is driving and handling just fine!
If you cant figure it out, you could always bring it to a dealer and they might hook it to a computer and drive it. If it happens the computer can read a fault wherever it is. Whether its a sensor or a wire fault. I'm getting to that point if the wheel bearing doesn't solve it.


