05 suburban traction active every time I stop no codes

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I have an 05 suburban that every time I stop the traction acitvates when taking off. No ABS light no codes. Just hear the traction activating the car feels like it doesn't want to take off then it goes just fine. Any help will be appreciated because I don't want to just throw parts at it. I hear it from the left front wheel
 

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did you scan it with a abs scanner? your normal code reader wont work.
 

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Does a 05 even have traction control? Sounds more like you have hesitation from the engine. Possibly trans.

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Does a 05 even have traction control? Sounds more like you have hesitation from the engine. Possibly trans.

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Yes it does have traction control because when I turn it off it doesn't do it
 

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Do you have any unwanted abs activation braking, just before you come to a stop?
 

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Yes it does have traction control because when I turn it off it doesn't do it
Wasn't sure if it was a option. Our 04 doesnt have the button, and none of the trucks at work do either.
After a bit of research, seems most people replaced the front wheel speed sensors. (Even if no codes were showing)

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if one of your scanners can read live data, then bring up the data stream from the wheel speed sensors, watch the live data as you drive, the slow/lazy one will be the one to replace.
 
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