Traction Control Light always on.
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
It didn't see them on the 95. Otherwise my TC light would be fixed, and Geoff would have driven down with the car. 
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Originally Posted by willwren
Wash the back side of the hubs if the wires and connectors are corrosion free. However, this is typically for an intermittent fault.
It'* usually a WSS or PMV. WSS'* have to be replaced with the entire hub assembly.
Only the dealer can retrieve TC or ABS codes.
It'* usually a WSS or PMV. WSS'* have to be replaced with the entire hub assembly.
Only the dealer can retrieve TC or ABS codes.
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Originally Posted by BillBost37
It didn't see them on the 95. Otherwise my TC light would be fixed, and Geoff would have driven down with the car.
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Originally Posted by willwren
92-95 used 2 different versions of Teves instead of Bosch.
I wasn't aware Snap On made a 'Tech II' module? Interesting.
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Both the Teves and Bosch systems are very reliable for ABS and TC. For the most part, it'* the main 'brain' made by them, and that'* the least likely part to fail.
It'* typically a WSS (hub/bearing assembly) or the PMV that fail.
It'* typically a WSS (hub/bearing assembly) or the PMV that fail.
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