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Old 01-19-2013, 03:13 PM
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intermittent traction control

Hi
I just joined this forum today. HHR is my wife's favourite car. We currently have a 2010 and prior to that we owned a 2006. 2.2 litre with automagic tranny.
A week or so ago while driving through town on a nice dry day, the traction control/ ABS activated itself for no apparent reason. We stopped the car, shut it off, restarted it and the problem went away. We have driven it a few times since (about 100 km around town) with no evidence of this problem re-occuring.
Has anyone out there ever heard of such a thing?

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Old 01-19-2013, 03:17 PM
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it has happened to me if I get ice gunked up on the ABS sensors or run through a deep puddle or something similar. If it stays on, or says "SERVICE TRACTION" in the dic, then you may have to replace the abs sensors....
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Old 01-20-2013, 08:04 PM
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Thanks for your input. Even though the incident happened on a relatively clear, mild day, I will have the ABS sensors checked out as I don't want a re-occurence.
I see you live in Buffalo, so you face similar weather issues .
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