Tracción control fail stability control sistem fail and 4WD service
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Tracción control fail stability control sistem fail and 4WD service
My 2006 h3
I bought my H3 2 months ago after I drove less than 100 miles after I purchased bringing home
abs and stability control warning lights came on
and the screen shows
fail stability sistem
service 4WD
abs
tracción control sistem
fuel cap ( already replaced) still showing in the screen once in a while
someone has the same issue??
thanks
I bought my H3 2 months ago after I drove less than 100 miles after I purchased bringing home
abs and stability control warning lights came on
and the screen shows
fail stability sistem
service 4WD
abs
tracción control sistem
fuel cap ( already replaced) still showing in the screen once in a while
someone has the same issue??
thanks
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Welcome to HF. Easy stuff first.
I would start with looking at all the connectors and wiring to the ABS wheel sensors to make sure they are all correctly/completely snapped together and there is no fraying or cracks in the insulation. You could also disconnect each snap together connector and spray them with electrical contact cleaner, let dry, and snap back together.
For fail stability system, service 4WD a common cause is the Transfer Case Actuator motor, so first check the wiring and connectors to that.
Wipe the fuel cap gasket and fuel filler lip clean with a mild cleaner like ArmorAll cleaner or just plain old soap & water. Dirt, crud, corrosion on the fuel filler gasket surface can cause a small leak.
If after that you find nothing, then let us know.
I would start with looking at all the connectors and wiring to the ABS wheel sensors to make sure they are all correctly/completely snapped together and there is no fraying or cracks in the insulation. You could also disconnect each snap together connector and spray them with electrical contact cleaner, let dry, and snap back together.
For fail stability system, service 4WD a common cause is the Transfer Case Actuator motor, so first check the wiring and connectors to that.
Wipe the fuel cap gasket and fuel filler lip clean with a mild cleaner like ArmorAll cleaner or just plain old soap & water. Dirt, crud, corrosion on the fuel filler gasket surface can cause a small leak.
If after that you find nothing, then let us know.
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4WD transfercase
Hi
thank you for the advice
already replaced the transfercase actuator motor
the warning lights still on also the 4x4 buttons on dash doesn’t work properly any button lights up now.
I don’t really know what to do.
thanks.
I would start with looking at all the connectors and wiring to the ABS wheel sensors to make sure they are all correctly/completely snapped together and there is no fraying or cracks in the insulation. You could also disconnect each snap together connector and spray them with electrical contact cleaner, let dry, and snap back together.
For fail stability system, service 4WD a common cause is the Transfer Case Actuator motor, so first check the wiring and connectors to that.
Wipe the fuel cap gasket and fuel filler lip clean with a mild cleaner like ArmorAll cleaner or just plain old soap & water. Dirt, crud, corrosion on the fuel filler gasket surface can cause a small leak.
If after that you find nothing, then let us know.[/QUOTE]
thank you for the advice
already replaced the transfercase actuator motor
the warning lights still on also the 4x4 buttons on dash doesn’t work properly any button lights up now.
I don’t really know what to do.
thanks.
I would start with looking at all the connectors and wiring to the ABS wheel sensors to make sure they are all correctly/completely snapped together and there is no fraying or cracks in the insulation. You could also disconnect each snap together connector and spray them with electrical contact cleaner, let dry, and snap back together.
For fail stability system, service 4WD a common cause is the Transfer Case Actuator motor, so first check the wiring and connectors to that.
Wipe the fuel cap gasket and fuel filler lip clean with a mild cleaner like ArmorAll cleaner or just plain old soap & water. Dirt, crud, corrosion on the fuel filler gasket surface can cause a small leak.
If after that you find nothing, then let us know.[/QUOTE]
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