Service stabilitrack and traction control
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Asked by El Dec 04, 2017 at 02:07 AM about the 2015 Chevrolet Impala 1LT FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I drive the service light comes on and the motor
starts shaking when accelerating.

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El answered 6 years ago

My ECM was loose and just sending bad signals. As soon as I tightened it up it was good. No more servise stabilitrak or traction control warning light.

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Crybabygirl answered 5 years ago

My Chevy Impala 2013 was fine until i had the spark plugs changed. I start having problems with a miss fire on number5. Then the service stabilitrak, servicontrol and engine light was showing up with the traction sign. After replacing the ECM Model. It started shaking and cutting off after about 3 minutes. Sitting still or driving. Now it has a funny odor coming from it. Also the front driver side wheel is wearing out. The other tires are still good. How do i fix this problem? HELP PLEASE

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