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Just happened to me today, owned for 2 weeks, 750 miles. It is significantly colder today than any other day I have had it. It’s been in the 30s and 40s, but down to the teens this morning. I wonder what that could have to do with it. I had ABS, ESC, SERV 4WD and ESS lights go on!
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More than likely a wheel speed sensor.
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Thanks. It shows up on my app to bring it in for service. I guess I should get it looked at.
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Yea i brought mine in last week and they said it was a wheel speed sensor. Took them over a week to get a new one in so I'll be bringing car back this friday to get it replaced. Oddly & unrelated, I've also been having an issue with my e-brake. When I brought the car in last week, it was super loose. They tightened it and now just 1 week later, its super loose again.
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