What does service StabiliTrak mean on 2014 Chevy Impala?

The 2014 Chevy Impala has issues with the StabiliTrak, otherwise known as the electronic stability control module or ESC. It will experience issues with the speed and abs sensors. If it detects a bad wheel speed sensor, the ABS computer will usually disable the stability and traction control systems, as well.

How do I fix my stability control light?

The first thing to do, if your traction control warning light comes on while you are driving, is to find a safe spot to pull over. Turn your vehicle off, then restart it. If the traction control warning light stays off, there was a momentary glitch in the system, and you should be fine to continue.

What does it mean when it says service StabiliTrak on Chevy Impala?

The “Service StabiliTrak Warning” indicates the system is not responding or operating as it should. This can be caused by any one of the components used to implement the system. A failed brake switch will also disable the system as well as the wrong size of tire.

Why does my car say no remote detected?

What does it mean when your car says key not detected? It means that the vehicle can not receive a signal from a working key, often caused by weak batteries inside the key fob. Other possible issues include the wrong key is being used, or the key is damaged, which is common if the key has been exposed to water.

How much does it cost to fix a StabiliTrak?

Replacing the traction control system, or StabiliTrak, on a car typically costs between $80 and $190.

Can I drive my car with the traction control light on?

It is only safe to drive with the TCS light on if it appears when you are losing traction: it means the system is engaging. Driving without traction control can make your vehicle susceptible to spinning out and sliding around on the road. Driving with your TCS Light on can be dangerous.