Traction Failure , pointers please
#1
Traction Failure , pointers please
Hi everyone, new here with a 2000 4.6 P38. It’s recently throwing a Traction Failure message and orange light (but not ABS light), I’ve got a healthy fully charged battery, changed the abs pump relay (just in case), it throws the error while stationary and sometimes when moving. Today I did a clean and added some air into one tyre which oddly got rid of the fault for a few miles but then returned. Tried to read codes with RWS software but nothing, and went to local garage who used their Hawkeye Pro and it could not pull any codes either, but still the Traction Failure fault… any pointers folks since I’m guessing this is an MOT failure and it’s due in 2 months!
#2
A low tyre does make sense as ABS sees a different speed between the wheels. I would have thought that RSW would read any fault that existed. Did you try clearing the faults even if none were listed? I’m assuming it still shows the light when you’re moving (it’s normal for the light to be on when you first drive away until you reach a certain speed, IIRC 7kph).
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A low tyre does make sense as ABS sees a different speed between the wheels. I would have thought that RSW would read any fault that existed. Did you try clearing the faults even if none were listed? I’m assuming it still shows the light when you’re moving (it’s normal for the light to be on when you first drive away until you reach a certain speed, IIRC 7kph).
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