Dashboard lights came on during sleet!!
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Hello all,
I was driving home from work today and the weather was sleeting. Not real bad. I was on the highway and at one point felt that my front tires lost traction or control. It was for a few seconds, but I remembered seeing the brake light and a few instrument lights came on. After those few seconds, the car regain control and the lights went away. Is this normal?
I was driving home from work today and the weather was sleeting. Not real bad. I was on the highway and at one point felt that my front tires lost traction or control. It was for a few seconds, but I remembered seeing the brake light and a few instrument lights came on. After those few seconds, the car regain control and the lights went away. Is this normal?
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this. your VSC light will automatically kick on when the car senses a loss of traction. Did it shut your motor down also to regain control? Are you sure is was the brake light? I don't believe these lights are suppose to come on during this situation
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UPDATE!
It wasn't the lost traction that caused this problem! I was on the highway doing about 75mph and all of a sudden, my car would lose all electrical power for 2 seconds and then it would come back again. This problem kept happening every 1 hour or so. I found out that my negative battery connector was corroded and after a little baking soda and cleaning, the problem went away. **crosses fingers**. Thanks all for your help.
It wasn't the lost traction that caused this problem! I was on the highway doing about 75mph and all of a sudden, my car would lose all electrical power for 2 seconds and then it would come back again. This problem kept happening every 1 hour or so. I found out that my negative battery connector was corroded and after a little baking soda and cleaning, the problem went away. **crosses fingers**. Thanks all for your help.
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