stabilitrack sensor turned on

Asked by mjessie23 Apr 24, 2020 at 01:29 PM about the 2014 Chevrolet Impala LT Eco FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2014 impala Lt, I recently was driving and ran over a busted tire on the
highway. at the moment nothing was wrong so I thought nothing of it but when
I pulled over to the store and came back to my car the stabilitrack sensor
kicked on. now my engine is real shaky and I'm loosing acceleration power. I
took of my tire today and looked at all my sensors and seemed to see nothing
loose or wrong. anybody have any ideas what it could be?

1 Answer

thank you. so I ended up getting my codes checked and it came up with. Replace Oxygen Sensor (02S) Defention: Code P2097 indicates the PCM detected that the bank 2 Rich correction limit for a condition air/fuel was greater than the maximum allowable limit. also: P2097,P0030,P0301,P2646 popped up

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