Dead battery--->indicator lights on?
#1
Dead battery--->indicator lights on?
Went to start my 05 shinka today after being out of town for a week, and the battery was dead.
I jumped the car, but now my ABS, Parking break, and Traction control lights are on. I cannot turn the DSC on or off, the parking brake lever is down, and the ABS--i'm at a loss.
Service rep suggested a new battery b/c poor voltage may cause the modulators in those respective lights to goof up.
Any help would be great--I really don't want to pay a dealer to "try" a new battery that I can do myself. Any other ideas??
I jumped the car, but now my ABS, Parking break, and Traction control lights are on. I cannot turn the DSC on or off, the parking brake lever is down, and the ABS--i'm at a loss.
Service rep suggested a new battery b/c poor voltage may cause the modulators in those respective lights to goof up.
Any help would be great--I really don't want to pay a dealer to "try" a new battery that I can do myself. Any other ideas??
#2
Well, a new battery later, and the DSC light (the car with wavy lines) is still on--now it's at Mazda with at least a $95 diagnosis.
At this point i'd be happy pulling the fuse that controls the indicator light and say to hell with the traction control. Incidentally, the fuse under the hood for the DSC is fine...
At this point i'd be happy pulling the fuse that controls the indicator light and say to hell with the traction control. Incidentally, the fuse under the hood for the DSC is fine...
#4
I also mentioned that I'm not sure what's worse--the fact that they didn't recommend/know that--or that they purposely thought they'd make a quick $95.
So much for establishing trust with the dealer
#6
called them back and he said he ran the procedure, but it didn't fix the problem. Then he told me that they hooked it up to their computer and reset the ABS and DSC modules, which cleared the light...but they won't be charging me for it.
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