why do the traction system lights turn on?

Asked by agustin60632 Sep 05, 2015 at 03:15 PM about the 2008 Buick LaCrosse CX FWD

Question type: General

breaks felt like do not stop when I step on a pot hole or over streets with a .rough surface and I use the breaks. I took i to the mechanic three years ago and I did not know what the mechanic did, but he fix it. Now the traction system went off again and the mechanic could not fix it. giving just stupid answers to my questions.

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FordNut answered 9 years ago

Your car has VSC, Vehicle Stability Control same as TRAC. The ECU shuts off the VSC intentionally when the power train is not right, it doesn't want automatic commands from the throttle and brakes sent when something is not right. That's what VSC does, automatic application to wheels of brakes and power to help maintain control of car. But if it's fixed, the warning light should have gone away on it's own. But looks like yours may have to be turned off with a scanner, or check your owners manual to see if there is a way to DIY

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