Service stabilitytrak

Asked by Guru5N97N Jan 21, 2018 at 01:34 PM about the 2010 Buick LaCrosse

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I've had my car 2 yrs now and whenever the weather turns
cold, my car tells me to service stabilitytrak.. When this
happens my car losses it's power.. I can no longer
accelerate.. I have to pull over, cut my car off, and let it
reset itself so to speak.. Do anyone know what could be
causing this problem. I need this fixed immediately..

2 Answers

I took it to get serviced 3 times.. Each time it's been something new and so far has cost me abt 3 grand.. I actually just purchased a new car but I still need this one fixed because I want this to be my everyday car.. At first I was told my exhaust was giving out, nxt it was a tune up, and now sensors and whatnot.. It cost me $80 bucks just to take it to the dealership to see what it cld be.. Even though they take that off so to speak if you allow them to fix the problem which so far they haven't..

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