Hey everyone,
Long story short I recently got into an accident on the right side of the vehicle which damaged the feeder, bumped, wheel, hood. Everything was fixed and replaced as well as a new axle. This is on an 04 V6 AUTO. So, after it was all fixed I had the TCS, ABS and Triangle with an ! In it on. I read that it could be my ABS sensor so I purchased a new one and swapped it. No luck. So returned it and went to the wheel bearing. Boom, all lights were fixed.
Now, prior to replacing the wheel bearing I hooked up the scanner tool to it and it read off 5 codes.
11, 12, 61, 83, and 86. After replacing the wheel bearing and driving the car around for about 1k miles I decided to hook the scanner up again. I previously forgot to clear the codes! (DOH!) at this point, it still reads all the same codes, so I go and remove all the codes to see if anything comes back.
After idling for a minute or two warming the car up the Triangle with the exclamation point came on. I drove down the block and gassed the car, hit a little bump and boom, the TCS light came on. No ABS light though. So now, when I start the car, the first light that comes on is the Triangle with the exclamation point and as soon as I hit an area of pavement that may need TCS, that light pops on. Car is running fine otherwise and I have yet to re scan the car, but does anyone have any idea why this is happening? Today I plan to disconnect the battery for 20 minutes and re connect to see what happens. The battery is also relatively new so I don't know why it's giving me a bad battery code.
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
EDIT: I guess that wasn't such a short story haha.
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Long story short I recently got into an accident on the right side of the vehicle which damaged the feeder, bumped, wheel, hood. Everything was fixed and replaced as well as a new axle. This is on an 04 V6 AUTO. So, after it was all fixed I had the TCS, ABS and Triangle with an ! In it on. I read that it could be my ABS sensor so I purchased a new one and swapped it. No luck. So returned it and went to the wheel bearing. Boom, all lights were fixed.
Now, prior to replacing the wheel bearing I hooked up the scanner tool to it and it read off 5 codes.
11, 12, 61, 83, and 86. After replacing the wheel bearing and driving the car around for about 1k miles I decided to hook the scanner up again. I previously forgot to clear the codes! (DOH!) at this point, it still reads all the same codes, so I go and remove all the codes to see if anything comes back.
After idling for a minute or two warming the car up the Triangle with the exclamation point came on. I drove down the block and gassed the car, hit a little bump and boom, the TCS light came on. No ABS light though. So now, when I start the car, the first light that comes on is the Triangle with the exclamation point and as soon as I hit an area of pavement that may need TCS, that light pops on. Car is running fine otherwise and I have yet to re scan the car, but does anyone have any idea why this is happening? Today I plan to disconnect the battery for 20 minutes and re connect to see what happens. The battery is also relatively new so I don't know why it's giving me a bad battery code.
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
EDIT: I guess that wasn't such a short story haha.
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