Traction Control Stability Control OFF Button - TCS VSM ESC ESP OFF- Ben Lindsey
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- All of these new electronic safety features are great! Traction control, vehicle stability control, electronic stability management, electronic stability program. Trac ESP, ESC. They are the best thing since seatbelts. Sometimes however you will need to briefly turn them off. I will explain the situations where you would need to do this. Different cars have Different Traction control lights and buttons and may differ when the Trac systems / buttons and lights are on or off. Check your owners manual for the specific settings and controls of your vehicle. I welcome comments and appreciate subscribers. Thanks- Ben
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Well, this is the first, out of five videos, that actually explains what the ESP Off button does. The snow berm analogy was the best example of it's function, and in three minutes. Thanks for this information, especially since I live in Buffalo, NY., this will help the wife and I. Adios.
Been driving for close to 60 years and during that time, I have driven in some of the most treacherous winter conditions imaginable, all without traction control. To me, traction control is nothing but a crutch for those who wont take the time or don't really want to learn how to drive in adverse conditions. So the first thing I do whenever driving in snowy conditions is to turn off the traction control and trust my driving skills.
You are so right. I love to go out and drive in the worst conditions imaginable. Blowing snow, sleet, ice-covered roads, frozen slush, the works. This further enhances my driving skills, every year. If you can't drive in these conditions, too scared to be behind the wheel, you shouldn't be driving, at all. If you get in and think about getting stuck, you will, stay home.
@@stephenmartini5890 Well said.All these attachments are nothing but crutches for people who aren't willing to really learn how to drive safely in hazardous driving conditions.
we need a new "Car Talk" show. thanks for explaining this. You are a real asset to the motor vehicle business!
Brenda Visceglia Brenda you are soo right. A "car talk show" would be very nice and beneficial.
well that's funny, I had no idea my car had this until it showed up on my dashboard saying it was off. We get no snow in here in California... so thank you. I was able to find the button, and so easy to take that light off my dashboard.
Well maybe if you get stuck at the beach, try it out! Thanks for the comment. I love California!
Thanks for this very clear Traction Control explanation
Thanks for the compliment! I appreciate you watching. Be safe out there!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR A SIMPLE EXPLANATION! The manual is so blasted confusing on this button!
No problem. Thanks for commenting. Yeah most places don't even mention it when you buy a car.
Thank you! I've rarely been able to get up my steep uphill driveway for the last couple of years and just happened to notice this button a couple of days ago. After three failed attempts at getting up my driveway last night (and three dangerous trips backing down the driveway which has a steep drop on one side), I remembered this button and pushed it. The fourth attempt wasn't easy, but I made it. I thought the button was turning Traction Control on. Thank you for explaining how or actually works!!! I have a feeling there will be less parking at the bottom of the hill this year. :)
That's exactly how my driveway is. Great example. Glad it is working out for you! Thanks- Subscribe!
Weird.....
Great video Ben. TCS keeps you stuck. I teach that to many of my customers. (I drive a towtruck). However, maybe an edit or new video about the safety features and how they can actually be dangerous to drivers. I myself, do not like ABS, TCS, ESC, ESP. I was taught to drive correctly and can employ threshhold braking, accelerate/avoid, as well many more techniques and high-speed techniques. The fact that people become complacent and all these features can make a person over confident, thus becoming dangerous is a big issue. Over-driving those safety features is a huge risk.
I really liked how you explained everything. Simple, concise and easy to understand. Make more videos Ben :)
Thanks! I appreciate the comment.
My Equinox tried to kill me by killing my engine at the top of my snow/ice covered driveway. TURN IT OFF when you have to get out of a steep driveway.
Thank you for your advice and leaving your number for additional questions you were so helpful to me today!! Very much appreciated!!! You're an amazing person for helping people in need!!
Thanks Ben for answering my car traction control question..... I have RWD on the ATS .... I put extra weight in trunk for snowy days here in West Pa....... I have weight bags over each rear wheel area in trunk..... 120 lbs...each side..... so I have weight on rear axle.....put in in late Nov....take out In March when I feel winter is over.....no worries with traction then......I love to feel and ride of RWD on this car.....she's my princess.....take care....Bob
Like the self driven cars, a good dream but I wouldn't trust my life to it. I am definitely not a math guy, but there is too many variables or possibilities for it to consider. Similar to stories you have heard about how people getting hopelessly lost thanks to their faith in a GPS. Your video is a simple one, but worth thinking about. Good Job.
I agree. I hope I never have to see it. Self driving cars are too much tech. Siri doesn't even work half the time, hows that going to work!?
Wow. You have a real talent of explaining things. Very thorough and concise. Exactly what I needed to know. Thanks so much.
Thank you. I talked about it for so long with people and that was kind of the finished product. I just made it for my customers but now it has over a million views! Thank you for watching. - Ben
Thank you, this is the best explanation of when to use the traction button.
I appreciate it. It just hit1.5 million views. Thats pretty good for me. Thanks for commenting.
Great explanation of Stabil track. You were spot on! Thanks sooo much
No problem. Thanks for watching!
Wow thanks. You explained that very well thank you..! I was wondering why my car felt like it was stopping me without any pressure on the brake pedal. Makes total sense thx again..!
I'm glad it helped. Thanks for watching. Subscribe!
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Your explanation is very clear and easy to understand. Thank you very much
Thanks for the clear description. We're getting freezing rain and I noticed it engaging at slippery intersection/traffic lights....
Yeah you know its getting slick when it starts coming on all the time. Safe driving and thanks for the comment.
@@BenLindseyKiaLove Yeah, I have a 2008 Jeep Patriot North 5spd manual 4x2. I definitely turn it off when when there's ice on the road. (I'm in Montreal (Canada) we get creepy winters here now.)
Thanks. Most people don't even know what it is.
You're welcome. I know, its kind of important! Thanks for the comment.
Thank You so much for your video! I din't know when my traction control button was on or off. Thanks again
You are welcome! Thanks for commenting. I'm going to be doing a lot more of these kinds of videos. Think about subscribing. Have a great day! - Ben
you explained very nicely, thanks. I don't have a Kia, mine is a Hyundai, but I learned a lot. Thanks again!
Thank you. I had been telling my customers about it so long, eventually that explanation became the video. Thank you for your comment.
Thanks, the stability icon lit while coming to a quick slow down approaching a speed bump.. I had no control. Going to check the manual for my Jeep Patriot 2008 manual transmission. Appreciate!
I think that is normal. I've noticed that happening when I go over a bump, or turn on a steep hill etc. If the wheels bounce or lift up up too high the system senses it and will start engaging the Traction control. This is one of those scenarios where the computer doesn't really know whats going on. Thanks for watching!
I have a 2019 Blazer it has a auto shut off when you stop and when you get ready I let my foot off the break the ESC comes on.hopefully this will help turn off the ESC thank you for sharing.. from southeast Louisiana 💜💛
Wow! This is the most thorough and helpful explanation that i have come
across. I have a 2011 Escalade ESV and the light only comes on when it
get HOT - 85+ degrees or more.
Thank you! I'm not entirely sure why your Escalade only does it when it gets hot, but sounds like maybe its something with the 4X4 differential. Sometimes if those get to warm the computer will shut off certain features like trac, all wheel drive etc. You can have it plugged into a diagnostic at Autozone for free if you want to try and get an idea of what's going on...
THANKS BEN: I ALWAYS WONDERED WHY I HAD THAT TYPE PROBLEM.
Thanks Big Dog I appreciate you watching!
Great Video! I turn ESC OFF when pulling out on rainy days in heavy traffic. I thought my car had stalled but it was the ESC braking/decelerating. I drive a stick and can feather the gas, way better knowing what you have than being surprised
Totally man. That's smart. Yeah when you pull out in traffic and the car stalls out- that can be startling. Especially if your cutting it close. Great point man. Im working on a part 2. I will have to put that in there. Thanks.
appreciate ya, just bought a 2018 Chevy Impala, and have been dealing with this bombogenesis/bomb cycle out here on these Trenton, NJ streets
That ain't no joke up there! Thanks for the shout out.
Thank you so much for this video, I was really worried about that, what is really Traction control light is, now I know what is it for.
Glad the video helped. Thanks for commenting too.
Thank you! I'm a Texan that's moved to Massachusetts with a 2wd Kia Sorento and was wondering if that button would help me get better handling on snow days like today. This is all pretty new to me! Your video helped tons more than the forums and articles I kept finding.
Be careful up there! Thanks for Subscribing!
thanks for explaining this function thoroughly. You've just saved my life
Glad I could help. Thanks for the comment. I will be doing more of these kinds of videos. You should subscribe!
Rhonda Adams my Honda hodysey turn on that light
This help me a lot with how my driveway is today
Yes my driveway is a beast in the winter too. Thanks for watching.
You're welcome! Glad I could help. Happy safe driving!
Ben Lindsey Kia Love so this tsc button is always on? I just bought a 2012 honda civic and to shut it off i hit the button when i turn the car on?
Ben Lindsey Kia Love so i was driving in my sentra tonight the wind was blowing hard my car started acting like it had no traction should i turn it on or off the next time im confused?
Ben how do I get each off
How do I turn it back on?????
@@laurasanchez-jf4nt You should be able to push the button again and the "off " light should go out. Otherwise when you turn the car off and back on again, it will default back to on automatically. Thanks for watching.
Thanks a lot ben. I just realized the purpose of the button .
No problem glad I could help. I hope to do some more videos on this same subject.
Dude, with that goatee, i was totally expecting a magic trick at the end.
Yeah man! I was doing the shave a little bit off at time...
Hahahaha
You forgot to turn off the traction control on you electric razor : )
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Very nice video--very clear and explicit explanation! Thank you.
Hey! Thanks I appreciate you watching and commenting.
This is such a helpful video. I just bought a escape and it didnt have the owners manual in it.
Thank you for watching and for the nice comment!
Yes, this feature saved me on as lot occasions, thanks Kia for this feature.
It's nice to have it if you need it. Thanks for the comment. - Ben
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Now I know that I'll be able to chirp around corners now.. knowing that my accelerator won't bog down in first.
Exactly. Free again! Thanks for the comment man.
thankyou.i got a trackrod end fitted to front offside of my juke now that light was coming on and car was stop start running like a cow.so i will try this what you said cheers fae scotland.
Much better explained than my car dealer s Thank you.
I always love a good compliment! Thanks man, I quit the car biz a few years ago. I'm in "software" now. Don't miss the winters but I miss my DEMO! Free car, tires, free brakes. The tranny went out on my demo once and I just threw it in the shop and got something else. Im loaded bro, I see ur Irish . Thanks for the comments. - Ben
American born with Irish roots Thanks
Same here!
Thanks dude. Didn't understand how to use this or if I should turn it on or off in my Toyota Rav4.
No Problem. Yeah its best to leave it on, but sometimes you will have to turn it off. It will be rare but its nice to know you can. Thanks for commenting.
had my dodge nitro for almost a year now and never knew what that button was for, thanks man
Dude, thanks for commenting. I had a license to sell Dodges when those came out. They were so hot! I had a place on the lot for them and the truck would unload 6 or 7 and they would be gone! At the time they were considered to be the retro gangster mobile of the 1920'S like a Phaeton or something the one where the gangsters of Chi-town would ride on the running boards with a Tommy Gun. Retro was hot hot hot then and the Nitro was the bomb! Please subscribe!
Might wanna try reading your book.
John Dough i wouldve done that if i cared about the button, just like you cared enough about my comment to reply
Thanks bro,
Had problems in the Netherlands with my stabilitrak control and the engine powered down.
I will try this.
No problem. Hope that works out for you!
All I can say is...... Thank you man for the info.....
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching my channel!
Good job, you rescued me.
Glad to hear it. Always useful in a pinch.
thank u. nicely discussed. i want to know while driving through busy city street should we need to keep this button off?
No I would leave it on all the time. Only if the system makes the car malfunction should you turn it off.
Good explanation. Thanks for posting.
Thanks I worked on that a long time when i sold cars. 10 years in the making! Thanks for watching.
Thanks , been wondering for years how it works. Good to know. Great info.
Glad I could help, thanks for watching and commenting.
Been searching for a demo of an AWD car (mainly Subaru) going up a muddy or snowy hill with this turned off and on to see the difference. Have not found one yet. Make one and you'll get a like from me. I do like your explanation the best so far, though. Thanks!
Thank you for the compliment. Man I had an Outback L.L. Bean V6 a while back. (Before my Channel) I have a gnarley driveway and I used to rip it up. I can't remember the trac/differential set up but...anyways I sold Subys several times and its all about which diff set up you have. There are some mechanical and some electric and some both. But that makes all the difference with the way your Subaru will interact with the CPU; IE stability track abs etc.. Some of the early 2000's were still mostly mechanical and they really didn't need any electric control! We used to go out to the trade in lot in the snow and try them all out! Anysways I gotta get another brew! Have a good night. Hope that helps your search.
Thanks for the reply, I have a 2014 Outback 2.5i Premium if that helps. I've read about turning the traction control off in snow and muddy conditions but was curious to see what the real difference is. Sounds like your driveway is the ultimate test track 😁
I was just trying it in my 2015 forester, up a shallow hill with slippery mud. Turning the traction control off made it notably faster. Also putting it in Low was better than in High/Normal.
Great video 📹 👍 good to know appreciate if i had know that especially on a day like today i would actually give my Honda crv-lx 100% ratings instead of 90% because that's the only thing i should have done to get out of a skid.
Glad it helped! Its snow season for sure.
Good to the point explanation.
Thanks I worked on that for 10 Years when I sold cars so it got some fine tuning. Thanks for watching my channel.
thank you finally someone to explain when it should be on or off and to know that.
Thank you. That was my Speil on trac control when I sold cars. I worked on it for 10 years! Thanks for watching.
Wow,I was wondering about that... thank you!!!
Thanks for the comment. Drive safe and have an awesome summer.
Here is what happened: I was hosting a group of 10 people in a rented 15 passenger van with traction control in the Appalachian mountains. The driver of that van (not me) thought something was wrong with the vehicle because the traction control kept kicking in on wet mountain roads. She could feel the "bump bump" as the brakes came on, unexpectedly.
Her solution was to drive the vehicle at about 5 mph on a road where other vehicles usually drive about 35 or 40. Needless to say, the locals and truck drivers on this mountain road quickly became enraged at the very slow 15 passenger van with out of state plates blocking the curvy mountain road where there was no place to pass.
It created a very tense and dangerous situation because the driver (a nervous woman) refused to drive any faster because of the traction control.
This is just a case where a safety feature can create a very dangerous situation. These rental agencies like Enterprise have to do a better job explaining to drivers how traction control works. Some people still dont understand Anti Lock brakes, and I had one professor who demanded to take the van back to the rental agency because the ant lock brakes kicked on and she insisted something was wrong wit the vehicle. Sheesh! Technology just creates new problems to aggravate us all.
Great comment! Thats exactly what I'm talking about. Perfect example. When I saw all of my customers wondering about it, I had to make a video. Thanks for commenting.
It's the DSC kicking in, NOT the traction control! ;)
Very helpful since my car did not come with a manual, thanks!
You are welcome! Thanks for the comment! Consider subscribing- Ben
Thanks so much I just bought a new juke today and I was never told about what it did . Sir you really helped me 🤗👍🏻
Thanks for commenting. Its a great feature but its nice to be able to turn it off too.
You the best tks bro.
ONLY if you get stock in snow
Tks for let me know I Wonder what was that for.
Thanks for watching and commenting my friend.
Great explanation! makes the burnout much easier.
Yes it does! Enjoy, and thanks for subscribing!
This the only explanation that make me understand 👍 thanks man
I am thankful for all of the great feedback I get from this video. I appreciate you commenting. - Ben
Yeah man thanks again now I can beat my friend easily he has a g8 gt 👍
Those are fast, glad that will help!
Exactly the info i was searching for. Thanks
Glad I could help. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment!
Thanks you’ve done what others failed miserably at 👌👍✌🏻
Glad I could help! Thanks for the compliment and watching my channel.
Straight to the point. Thanks.
Thanks for commenting! - Ben
Thank you for the video. I just got a Subaru Outback and before the first snow hits here, I want to know the best way to drive in it. I will turn off the traction control before I head into deeper snow.
I love Subaru's I had an Outback LL Bean V6. It was probably one of the nicest cars I've owned. Fun to drive too! The Subaru AWD will do a lot of the functions that trac, stablity etc. do for 2 wheel drive cars. It depends on which Subaru AWD setup you have. I would drive it with the Traction Control on first and see how it does. If it gets too deep or you want to do some sliding etc. then turn it off. You are going to really enjoy your Subaru this winter. Congratulations.
Genuis i apreciate this now i know why my brakes eat away at my drums
I hadn't though about that?? Thanks for the comment.
Great! been trying to find a detailed explanation of that button. I just upgraded and bought me an 16 Charger and was wondering. Good looking out with this video 👍
Thx
Thanks, enjoy your new ride. Those look great! I know this video keeps growing and growing!
Very easy to understand
Thank you for watching and commenting. - Ben
Thank you, that's the proof for my friend that I was right.
Happy to help. Thank you both for watching!
Thank you so very much !!!. I always wondered what it was for. Finally !!!.. Greatly appreciate it.
No problem, glad I could help. Thanks for commenting.
Thank you Great Video Ben❤️👍🏾
Thanks for watching. Glad it helped and have a great new year.
Extremely helpful. Appreciate the advice, that was scary the hell out of me.
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching. Have a great summer.
Thanks Ben for this interesting subject cars.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for watching.
THANK YOU!! Very useful information clearly explained!
You are welcome! Thanks!
High tech gadgets
It's the best thing since seatbelts. I remeber driving a 1983 Cutlass in 8 inches of snow. I'm glad thats over!
💪🏿💪🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿 Ben. I drive a 2005 Mitsubishi Pajero GLS 3.0L Petrol, over here in the tropics. Incidentally, when I hit a rut or one wheel goes off the ground, that light starts blinking a bit till car is out of the rut. The light then goes off. I'm wondering, does this mean the Traction control system activate itself? There is a button for it, which I never touch.
Yes that just means the system is currently working. It should default to ON every time you turn the car on. That sounds like normal working behavior. That wheel that gets off the road is trying to get back in sync with the others. It sounds like it is working fine. Where are you watching from?
@@BenLindseyKiaLove from Uganda, East Africa. Right bang in the middle of the earth, at the Equator 😎
@@BlackRootsAcademyOfSoul Thanks for watching from all the way over there. You shouldn't have to use this in any snow!
very good video I have a question I am in Northwest Indiana we just got a lot of snow and it's still snowing now would I keep the traction off ? I watched another video and the guy said ... why would you want to keep traction off .. he didn't say it to me but on his video so this has got me all confused I have a 2016 Nissan Rogue . Would it matter if I just do what you mentioned and go old school which I am old lol 68 yr and just keep it off even during the winter and snow .Thank you and God Bless.
Hi, No I would leave it on all the time unless you get stuck. Every time you turn on the car the system is ready to go. It helps you drive in snow and ice. If it maxes out when you are stuck then turn it off to try to get loose. But otherwise leave it on all the time. Thanks for watching.
@@BenLindseyKiaLove thank you Ben now I understand lol. God Bless you.
Great info
Thanks. I appreciate the comment. Take care!
Thank you so much.
Nice thanks to you know i figured out how to turn it off and do 360 on snow or donuts
Excellent! Yes it works great for that too!
Thank you for the information, well done.
My pleasure, thanks. Subscribe!
great video cause my was acting funny when the light was on
Nobody likes that light!! Thank you for commenting. Hope you and your Dad got it figured out.
Thank you 👍
My advance Trac and power steering now, is on. My cars front right tire spends and yes, car jerks and will cut off. I have to cut it on sometimes one time sometimes five. It's not fun when you are in traffic. So cutting off Trac will help it. Not the codes behind but least my car from cutting off? Also, I replaced my steering and it didn't help. Everything locked up and cut back on next day. Freaking stressed out! Hoping this will least help from the car cutting off. If I cut traction off.
Boy I don't know on that one. Are you taking it to a GM dealer for the Advance Trac?
@@BenLindseyKiaLove i took it to my mechanic. I don't have money to take to an actual dealer. It's just braking itself. Cut off. Takes me an hour to get home when should take me thirty minutes. Im driving me back up car
Thanks for the info
No problem 👍
Thanks for video👍very helpful
I appreciate you watching and commenting too!
great video. question: if i turn it off during normal, dry driving conditions, will i notice any difference in performance or acceleration? thanks..
Not really. In my experience the difference isn't really noticeable. And isn't worth losing the safety features in the long term. Now if you are talking about drifting or driving on a race track etc, where you need to be able to skid, powerslide or burnout etc that would be different. But for daily driving its good to leave it on.
@@BenLindseyKiaLove sounds good, thanks!
Thank you. This was very helpful.
I appreciate you watching my channel. Consider subscribing. I will have some new stuff coming out this year. Thanks again!
Just wanted to mention, some of theses TC buttons are not mounted in the most visible locations. Our 2016 Subaru Limited Outback for example has this button mounted in the lower part of the dash down below the steering column. If you're not familiar with it's location, you're not going to find it when faced in a situation that requires it to be shutoff. So I strongly advice people to familiarize themselves with it's location as well as use.
Yes that is true. I just got a new car and its way under the dash. Down by my knees. Thanks for the comment!
Currently driving a 2009 Suzuki Alto. It has 68 hp and when I turn traction control it literally feels like a Nissan GT-R, not even kidding😂
Thats an excellent feature!!
The light apper and it’s not dissapeering. Should I be worried about ? Tomorrow I have to make a long trip and drive for 10hours and I’ll be on highway as well. Ty
Well your Traction Control and other safety features like that may not be working. I would have it checked out as soon as you can. But if you have to make your trip just be extra careful if it rains.
I did my trip.. i drove aprox 700 km today. The light has dissapeer by its on. Should I still check it?
@@funnnkyk1dOf course if it is safety sometimes it's worth checking anyways. But if it was me I would let it go and see if it comes back on. It could be an unusual circumstance with water or temperature or something like that. If it does not come back on in a couple days, you should be ok. If it does come back on then you know something is wrong.
Thank you so much !! Have a good day !! And thank you again for all the informations !!
stay focused bro !
I know! I can't redo it now though! Thanks man.
THank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu i just got an HOnda Accord but no one explain that button.... whew.....
Thank you very much for the info! Winter time in Chicago, I needed to know this.
No problem! Think about Subscribing, I will be doing more winter driving videos. Thanks for the comment.
My stability light came on then it went on then my check engine light is now on.. I’m gonna look and see if I have this button
Great video brother thank you. I just purchased a 2006 sob and I’ve been trying to get information on it’s a SP button and now it specifically works for that make and model. So I wanted to ask if you could reference me to any videos or anyone I could speak to?! I literally just bought this and there’s a lot to figure out apparently. I’m pretty pumped!
I don’t know of any other info. I did sell Saab’s in 2004 though. But that’s been 16 years! Good luck enjoy your car and thanks for watching my channel.
Thank you sooooooo much. Tired of shoveling my car out of the snow
Sorry i missed your comment. Glad I could help. Thanks for watching.
Very helpful, thanks for the informative video. Could you also please make something on BMW 118i driver assistance features. Like lane assistance. Thanks!
I'd love to but I don't sell cars anymore its much easier to do car vids with a lot full of them. Thanks for your comment.
Thanks Ben. Easy to understand.
Thanks for the call and the comment.
I have been having trouble with my Jeep Patriot fishtailing at the slowest speeds even. I have relatively new tires and wondering what is going on. I wasn’t sure if my 4WD isn’t working or maybe I need to press this button maybe so the computer will stop me from fishtailing.
Hi, it shouldn’t be letting you fishtail if the system is working. Sounds like there is a malfunction with something in the traction control system. Sometimes having the four-wheel-drive on will turn off some systems. But it shouldn’t fishtail in that case either. Hope that helps.
Thank you
Thank you so much for explaning that! Looking forward to more of your videos! Thanks Bro!
Thanks man! Check out my other channel too "Island of Trees" on TH-cam. Thanks for the comment.
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Egypt! Gnarley.
Thanks i have that problem getting off the snow won't go no where but i keep hitting the gas and now the abs light is on what do i do to fix it???
Is the Trac Off light on as well as the ABS light?