If you replaced the rotors you may have the wrong rotors, or you may have dirty wheel sensors, it is easy to clean them with a tooth brush and brake clean, try this first. The reason is metal brake dust can collect on the sensor and stop the sensor from producing the 2.5 volts DC as it turns, this would be seen as a fault by the computer as a wheel not turning as fast as the rest of the wheels. Hope this helps if you need more information please let me know. And thanks for using fix-ya.
um, the only light on is "service vehicle soon" the other lights went out with the repair of the front wheel hub. and it happened 1.5 days after the repair, during which time I drove errands all around town--thus my confusion. the diagnostic machine showed there were problems with the front wheel hub. so that's what they fixed.
this could be as simple as a dirty air filter you need to take it back to the dealer and get it fixed at no cost to you.
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did you rest the light by the procedure in the owners manual?
Not that I know of. I don't have an owner's manual for this vehicle. I took it to the dealership I bought the car from for the front hub replacement.
I even took it back there this morning.
please clarify what light is on exactly? oil life?
Hi--thank you for your advice so far. The light that is on says "Service Vehicle Soon". It is NOT the "Service Engine Soon". No "Oil Life" light is on, the oil was just changed at 4000 miles...a little bit over, but not too bad.
I still do not understand what you mean by "rest the light."
The tech at the dealership, turned the vehicle off, and waited a few seconds. Pumped the gas, after turning the key to get all the lights to come on without turning the engine over. He said that should have reset it.
As soon as I put it in gear to drive away--it "Service Vehicle Soon" came back on again.
Any advice??
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