Please Help! ABS/VDC/Traction Control Problem

Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z On second thought, they probably are. With the pedal below normal rest position, it will actuate the switch that tells cruise you are using the brakes.

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Please Help! ABS/VDC/Traction Control Problem

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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z

On second thought, they probably are. With the pedal below normal rest position, it will actuate the switch that tells cruise you are using the brakes.

Yeah, and they gotta be in sync for them to work properly, im going to replace the cruise control sensor because I know for a fact that the CC didnt engage before I started having this problem, but I wont touch the brake switch sensor (even though I already bought it) because I havent touched that and I assume its still good to go..

My coworker was saying to pull the calipers off the rotors, then rotate the rotors to see if the hubs are still good.

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