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Now I understand why they advise not to go to the carwash, ...
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Do it as long as you’re in warranty. Don’t be gentle. It’s a car, it should handle it.Now I understand why they advise not to go to the carwash, ...
Warranty runs for three years, I had the car for 2 days, so, I am still confident.Do it as long as you’re in warranty. Don’t be gentle. It’s a car, it should handle it.
Better find out now than when you’re on the hook for it
Drive it for 20-30min before you go on a big trip to your dealer. It might clear itself.Hm, I just got this error. Obd2 scan says it’s the left rear wheel sensor. Taking it to the dealer Monday and hopefully it’s an easy and quick fix
Ah thanks for the heads up, my dealer is only 10 minutes away from me so it’s no big deal to drop it offDrive it for 20-30min before you go on a big trip to your dealer. It might clear itself.
They used a cooper based lubricant on the wheels and they will interfere with the wheel sensor from time to time. Usually it stops after it happened once or twice.
It's an obligatory item on the service schedule now to clean the sensors, that's what they will do now if you choose to pull up anyways
@Milk242 what happened with the wheel speed sensor? Every time I’m on track, after the brakes get hot, I get a message warning me traction control not available or something along those lines. It will fix itself quickly if I let the brakes cool for just a short time. Never happens on the road.Hm, I just got this error. Obd2 scan says it’s the left rear wheel sensor. Taking it to the dealer Monday and hopefully it’s an easy and quick fix
All they did was clean the sensors and after that I upgraded to low brake dust ceramic pads@Milk242 what happened with the wheel speed sensor? Every time I’m on track, after the brakes get hot, I get a message warning me traction control not available or something along those lines. It will fix itself quickly if I let the brakes cool for just a short time. Never happens on the road.
My sensors were cleaned. I’ve upgraded my discs, have race fluid, have track pads fitted front/rear and fitted JUBU brake ducts. My brakes are working reasonably well now, but still getting this warning. The warning does clear pretty quick though.All they did was clean the sensors and after that I upgraded to low brake dust ceramic pads
I'm assuming the ring is in the back side of the hub, right? (not the wheel itself obviously?)Also, check the wheel speed tone ring, which the ABS system uses to detect slip per wheel. Excessive brake dust build-up can interfere with the hall effect sensor that reads the teeth of the tone ring. Clean the sensor and the tone ring and see if it solves it.
From the Service manual...Is there a pic of this piece? I had the speed sensor warning after I installed my new Aerie wheels several weeks ago. I stopped and the restarted car and it never came back on.