Serv 4WD and Traction Failed messages.
Hey guys, new to the forum. So recently my '06 H3 started to show the traction control light. I took it to the dealer because I needed an oil change anyway, and they blamed it on my tires, which, granted they do have the original 86k miles on them. So I ordered some new ones, and I'm waiting for the to come in. But today, while driving home, instead of just the traction control light, now in the cluster, it says, "Traction Failed" and after that scrolls through it says, "Serv 4wd". All of the lights on the drive control buttons are off, and the vehicle itself drives fine. It's a 5-speed so I don't know if that has anything to do with the problem, but any advice and help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by oTurtlez
(Post 277307)
Hey guys, new to the forum. So recently my '06 H3 started to show the traction control light. I took it to the dealer because I needed an oil change anyway, and they blamed it on my tires, which, granted they do have the original 86k miles on them. So I ordered some new ones, and I'm waiting for the to come in. But today, while driving home, instead of just the traction control light, now in the cluster, it says, "Traction Failed" and after that scrolls through it says, "Serv 4wd". All of the lights on the drive control buttons are off, and the vehicle itself drives fine. It's a 5-speed so I don't know if that has anything to do with the problem, but any advice and help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Tires have nothing to do with it and I hope you did not fall for that and buy tires from the dealer.:rolleyes: Most common cause, bad T Case shift actuator, but there are several others. |
Originally Posted by Doc Olds
(Post 277337)
SEARCH your topic, been chewed on then kicked before the horse was beat to death.
Tires have nothing to do with it and I hope you did not fall for that and buy tires from the dealer.:rolleyes: Most common cause, bad T Case shift actuator, but there are several others. |
Blamed it on the tires, you know 'cuz it's the traction light.....unbelievable.
I understand your wife makes her decisions but if that's what thew dealer said I would certainly step in and tell her you will be taking it to another dealer. |
when i had a wife, she picked her used car, i did the buying saved her,say us, $500 and i did or had all maintenance done.
you cannot let women at the (un)mercy of car repair/dealer shops. let them buy the gas only. they are are a target for the crooks. then, food shopping? she would show me how to cut 30 to 50 %,,,her thing! |
Originally Posted by oTurtlez
(Post 277341)
I have researched but I just wanted some reassurance. The truck is my wife's truck so what she does with it is her call, hence buying tires from the dealer. It's booked for service on the 12th, so I'll see how that goes.
-Tires should be purchaced from a tire store (dealer markup is sometimes 100%). -If what the dealer says makes no common sense, RUN QUICKLY and find a dealer or mechanic who will sit doen with you and explain things. |
Serv 4WD and Traction Failed Messages
This could be your Problem. Preformed diagnostic system check and found C0045 current tested and found L-R weel speed sensor open. Replaced defective WSS this corrected my problem. (Traction light would come on 3-4 times a week with a message on the dash saying "Trac ABS Failed". Would reset after vehicle was turned off. Part number for the sensor is 15862988.(cost of the sensor is about $42.00 list is about $81.00). Please note! there are 4 sensors on the vehicle you will need to find the one that is bad.
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found C0045 current tested and found L-R weel speed |
Serv 4WD and Traction Failed messages.
Only 2 abs sensors not 4 as I stated in my post. sorry about that. The part number is for a 2006 H3.
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I had the same codes shortly after buying mine last fall. Replaced the Tcase actuator motor under warranty and no problems since.
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