Mitchell Ruiz
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I know this question has been asked a million times, and there are also about a million different things that can cause the Stabilitrak and Traction lights to come on. I'm hoping someone has had luck figuring it out in my instance.
So, the lights ONLY come on when it is REALLY hot outside (usually 88 degrees and higher) and it'll turn off at night when it cools off. The truck also has to physically move forward WHILE it's hot for the "Stabilitrak" and "Traction" lights to turn on. I can turn it on when it's hot and it'll be fine until the truck actually moves forward (even if it's in gear and not moving the lights don't come on)
I can start it in 100 degree weather and it'll be fine (as long as the lights shut off the night before), but once it starts moving (even an inch) the lights come right on.
I was hoping someone could give me some insight before I take it into the dealer and pay the $120 diagnostic fee.
So, the lights ONLY come on when it is REALLY hot outside (usually 88 degrees and higher) and it'll turn off at night when it cools off. The truck also has to physically move forward WHILE it's hot for the "Stabilitrak" and "Traction" lights to turn on. I can turn it on when it's hot and it'll be fine until the truck actually moves forward (even if it's in gear and not moving the lights don't come on)
I can start it in 100 degree weather and it'll be fine (as long as the lights shut off the night before), but once it starts moving (even an inch) the lights come right on.
I was hoping someone could give me some insight before I take it into the dealer and pay the $120 diagnostic fee.