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Originally Posted by mbeals
It only takes one bad hub to throw those lights, and its not unheard of for them to be bad from the factory.
Since they are brand new, jack it up, and inspect the speed sensor wires to make sure they aren't pinched anywhere. While its up, grab hold of the spring and spin the tire to feel for roughness in the bearing.
Also, was your initial post right? No code at all with trac on, but shutting it off makes the code pop up? Have you driven it at length with trac on? The last time mine died, it seemed that turning trac off delayed the other lights, but didn't stop them.
Did you get a warentee with the work?
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I'll do that and see if the wires are being pinched or not.
Yes that is correct, when I have the Trac on no lights come on the dash but having the Trac off makes the lights pop up. And I did drive the same distance with the Trac on and Trac off in fact I drove from Barrie to Brampton (1 hour drive) with the Trac on and no lights came on. In fact a while back me and my dad were driving the car with the Trac off and as soon as I hit a bump on the road the lights came on and sometimes it will come on with no bumps in the road.