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Had this pop up on the DIC today.  No CEL, just the notice on the DIC.  About 15 minutes later;  without shutting engine off, I was at an O'Reilly's with a code reader on it.  No codes stored.  The owners manual doesn't give hardly any info on this.

 

Weather is rainy, crazy humid, about 70*.  Truck has 234,7xx miles on her and did brakes a year ago next month.  Brakes feel normal.

 

Insight anyone??

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On 11/5/2024 at 11:25 AM, TheRiver said:

Had this pop up on the DIC today.  No CEL, just the notice on the DIC.  About 15 minutes later;  without shutting engine off, I was at an O'Reilly's with a code reader on it.  No codes stored.  The owners manual doesn't give hardly any info on this.

 

Weather is rainy, crazy humid, about 70*.  Truck has 234,7xx miles on her and did brakes a year ago next month.  Brakes feel normal.

 

Insight anyone??

 

 

What year/make/model?

 

If they only scanned it with a basic code reader, they won't see codes that could be causing it.

 

I'd stop by a dealer or repair shop and see if they can scan it for you.  Dealer should be able to for free with their SAVI device.  

 

Or $100 and get a BlueDriver or Topdon bluetooth code reader that can read the whole truck.  

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MikeBMW Senior Enthusiast

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I had a "Service Stabilitrac" on the DIC two weeks ago.
I scanned with my Autel MaxiSys and no codes related to it showed.
So, I just cleared all codes and I haven't seen it since.
Not sure why it showed up and I don't know which code I cleared might be related.
Even so, pretty sure it has to do with dying batteries in the tire pressure sensors as this is a continuing code.
It only occasionally affects the TPMS system, I clear it, and it's gone for a month.
I'm going to have them replaced soon, I guess.

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On 11/6/2024 at 4:03 PM, newdude said:

'16WT

 

On 11/6/2024 at 4:03 PM, newdude said:

What year/make/model?

 

If they only scanned it with a basic code reader, they won't see codes that could be causing it.

 

I'd stop by a dealer or repair shop and see if they can scan it for you.  Dealer should be able to for free with their SAVI device.  

 

Or $100 and get a BlueDriver or Topdon bluetooth code reader that can read the whole truck.  

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