2000 SSEI
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From: Purgatory
This is a mechanical issue, so it belongs in the 2000-2005 forum.
I'll move it there so you get better attention.
And, please don't type in all caps. It'* considered yelling in online text. Also, please describe your problem in greater detail. It will help us help you.
I'll move it there so you get better attention.
And, please don't type in all caps. It'* considered yelling in online text. Also, please describe your problem in greater detail. It will help us help you.
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From: Massachusetts
Most likely your steering position sensor on your steering column. You need a GM Tech 2 to read any codes associated with this message. Unfortunately this might mean a trip to the dealer.
Chris
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From: Grand Rapids, Mi
Do you get "service stability system" on the DIC, or stability system active? Any ABS or traction control issues? As Bill mentioned, a bit more information would be helpful.
As Chris said, the most common cause for the service stability system has been the steering position sensor. There are other possibilities, also...wheel speed sensors, lateral accelerometer, yaw sensor....
As Chris said, the most common cause for the service stability system has been the steering position sensor. There are other possibilities, also...wheel speed sensors, lateral accelerometer, yaw sensor....
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