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02-03-2012, 05:01 PM
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In a Ford..at last!
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 700
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Hi everybody
 I've got a question referring to the title of this thread. 2 Days ago I got caught up in some gravel on someones driveway and couldn't reverse out due to all the stones. All the car did was spin the wheels. but managed to get out by going into another driveway without stones (grass driveway, had to drive into someones backyard and turn around, barely had grip on the grass, wheels spinning once again haha.) Anyways from this incident occasionally (mostly it doesn't happen) the traction control and abs warning light goes through phases when it turns on and off. Mostly 10 minute phases for when it decides to turn on. I personally have no idea, but could it be somehow be glitch in the computer system? The car is a AUII Fairmont. I hope this all makes sense. Thanks |
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Traction Control & ABS Warning light
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