Hello, I have a 2018 JK with 3.5 inch lift kit and 35x12.50R18 wheels and tires. I have been trying to fix this intermittent traction control light issue. It comes on when turning right even slightly. I have checking my battery terminals and they are tight. I replaced all four wheel speed sensors. I replaced the clock spring and still having this issue. Does anyone else have an idea of what to do at this point. I love my Jeep but this is starting to not be worth it. Any help would be appreciated.
Intermittent Traction Control
- Thread starter Subman751
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Is your steering wheel straight? If it's canted even a little to either side, it'll trigger the traction light.
In my area, there is a road that has a really high crown. Driving down it requires you to hold a little pressure to counter the crown. And that is enough to trigger my traction light.
In my area, there is a road that has a really high crown. Driving down it requires you to hold a little pressure to counter the crown. And that is enough to trigger my traction light.
I checked the steering wheel with my JSCAN and it is straight
When your checking your steering wheel to see if it's centered when driving straight down the road you just look at the steering wheel.
I have a 2016 Wrangler having same issue, changed my speed sensors issue came back had a diagnostic done on it was told Vacuum Pump Control Circuit has No Ground to Vacuum Pump..... Need to trace it but at $125 a hour was told it could take 5 min to few hours ........ Im stuck as well.