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Old 01-07-2006, 07:39 PM
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Unhappy New Brake pads, ABS and traction control lights!

I changed by brake pads today. Now I have warning lights on the console. How do I make them go away?? .........I hate modern cars.
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Re: New Brake pads, ABS and traction control lights!

What year and model Cadillac?
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Re: Re: New Brake pads, ABS and traction control lights!

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What year and model Cadillac?
Sorry, '97, Deville
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Re: New Brake pads, ABS and traction control lights!

So it's just the light for the ABS and traction control systems?
My guess is maybe one of the wheel speed sensor wires got knocked loose.
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Old 01-08-2006, 12:31 AM
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Re: Re: New Brake pads, ABS and traction control lights!

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So it's just the light for the ABS and traction control systems?
My guess is maybe one of the wheel speed sensor wires got knocked loose.
Where should I look for them? What do the connectors look like?
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Re: New Brake pads, ABS and traction control lights!

There are connectors to the wheel speed sensors. Each one is near the front wheel hub, behind the brake rotor.
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Re: Re: New Brake pads, ABS and traction control lights!

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So it's just the light for the ABS and traction control systems?
My guess is maybe one of the wheel speed sensor wires got knocked loose.
That was it, thank you very much.
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Old 01-08-2006, 01:54 PM
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Re: New Brake pads, ABS and traction control lights!

Great! I'm glad it was something simple like that, and not a sensor gone bad!
Don't worry, I did the same thing last time I changed the brakes on my 2000 STS. I forgot to plug one of the rear wheel speed sensors in, and as soon as I started the car, it said "service stability system" and the trac and brake lights were on. I knew that immediately that I left the plug off! Good thing I could reach it from under the car without jacking it back in the air!
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