How to turn service lights on dashboard off -- ABS, Service, and Trac Off Lights

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Asked by Holli2020 Jul 17, 2010 at 10:31 PM about the Pontiac Sunfire

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

ABS, Service, and Trac Off Lights -- all three come on, what does this mean?  Reading the manual, no true problems are identified.  Anyone ever experience this?  Is there a way to turn them off?

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When that happens on a 99-05 Grand Am, it means that a wheel speed sensor is bad. Usually it's a front wheel and it's part of the wheel bearing assembly. $250-$400 repair unless you do it yourself.

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ABS and Trac Control work together on 1 computer. The Service light usually means oil change. Service light...turn key in "On" position(not running) hit the gas pedal 3 times then press and hold the brake. ABS/Trac control...isnt an inspection item but you may want to take it to a shop and have them scan it. Reset the "Service" light before goin to shop so they don't have to run 2 scans...cause of the 2 different computers

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Ok i have a 2000 sunfire trac light came on. Car is running bad like its missing.all of a sudden from cold weather here in Florida.

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When u mean on positions u mean all the way on with the lights on in the dash so like the last turn before cranking the car right please help I have 2001 pontiac sunfire 2.4 and I have the service light on and the traction control light on too

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