I lifted my truck on Friday did Alignment today and jaded the trail on my way from the shop to trail I was going 70-80mph when I went out of the trail the tracing control light kept going on/off and stopped the truck (not totally -just like it douse when u drive on a snow/mud) then I tried to ignore it but couldn't really get over 35mph so e z and the most I went was 45mph and the feeling was like the car is chocking... What could be the problem? (Side note: most of the trail was rocky vary vary little mud...)
Can't go over 35mph and Tracing control keeps coming up after a trail ride
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satanos6668280
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Make sure you didn't pull out a speed sensor wire or break a speed sensor front or back
Where do I find that? (Pic please)
satanos6668280
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Out by each wheel its the only wires that are going near the the brakes
Stuck CAPS
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did you try resetting the ECM? Or pulling the Traction control relay? If the speed sensor isn't the problem like posted above, it could be a problem with the Traction control system.
Nop I didn't try (it was too dark when I got home I'll take a look at it in the morning) 1. What is a ECM ? And how can I reset it? 2. Where exactly is the traction control relay?
macoyle
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Wow...I'm no grammar nazi but you make your post very difficult to read lol. Between the missing punctuation, spelling, or lack there of lol. Anyways...
ECM, is your computer. Disconnect your battery for 5-15 minutes and reconnect, that will reset the computer and potentially clear any temporary codes. I would also check the ABS/Speed sensor wires/plugs since the lift was just installed.
Also FYI, normally you would want to do about 500 miles after lifting a vehicle with normal driving and re-torque everything to make sure everything is correct
ECM, is your computer. Disconnect your battery for 5-15 minutes and reconnect, that will reset the computer and potentially clear any temporary codes. I would also check the ABS/Speed sensor wires/plugs since the lift was just installed.
Also FYI, normally you would want to do about 500 miles after lifting a vehicle with normal driving and re-torque everything to make sure everything is correct
gshadow325
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Thank you, I am not going to reply to someone that doesn't care to clearly relay info.
RCs4Runner
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Then why even bother posting other than to get you post count up?
oljedi11950
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Works for me , glad you have it fixed most are pretty good about 1st posters but some are.............
