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Old Dec 17, 2006 | 02:08 PM
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The car was driving normally, the tranny was shifting fine, it WAS in performance mode, but that was it. I was going about 65 when it happened. Has anyone seen this before?
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Old Dec 17, 2006 | 02:19 PM
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It happened in my car too, They said it was a bad wheel sensor

from what i heard its a common problem
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Yes, this is pretty typical of a possibly unhooked, corroded or back WSS.

Best to check all 4 connections first..unplug and rehook then to ensure proper connection.
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Thanks, Boosty
I'll check them in the morning, exams start tomorrow so I'm studying like crazy ()
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Same thing on my 96. 2 times it happened after the car started, once it happened while driving. But it always goes away after the next engine start and it hasn't appeared in months.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Yes, this is pretty typical of a possibly unhooked, corroded or back WSS.

Best to check all 4 connections first..unplug and rehook then to ensure proper connection.
x2, easy to inspect/fix
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Good, I saw those lights come on and I was like "oh sh**, my tranny'* going"

Thank God
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Originally Posted by petraman
Good, I saw those lights come on and I was like "oh sh**, my tranny'* going"

Thank God
Transmission?
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Originally Posted by petraman
Good, I saw those lights come on and I was like "oh sh**, my tranny'* going"

Thank God
Transmission?
Both ABS and Traction Control are controlled by the braking system and monitored through the WSS sensors. This hopefully will put your mind at ease that the trans is in no danger.
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