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My "Service Stability Control System" light is coming on!
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<blockquote data-quote="VelocityYellowRules!" data-source="post: 48840" data-attributes="member: 1318"><p>Sorry I have not been following this thread.</p><p></p><p>Here are some updates. I took the car to have the #2 FOB programmed. Somehow those idiots at my local dealer managed to disconnect the Dashtronix. It was frustrating enough to have them program the FOB and Colin, in a previous discussion of FOB costs, while it was only $165 for the FOB and key and getting the key cut it was subsequently another $103 for the programming so bingo there is your $260!</p><p></p><p>However, I now have full control over all the normal displays in the DIC which is nice, changed my settings back to metric etc. I'm not sure how accurate the average fuel economy data is but this car, and you'd better be sitting down for this, on the old tank of fuel (including my autocrossing on Sunday) and also so far today on the fresh tank of fuel has been turning in 6.0 l/100 km which for guys my, Colin, Wayne and Tony works out to.......45 mpg! Is it at all possible? I've heard before and experienced with my old 280ZX that mileage improved from moding the car - headers etc. but I mean when i first saw the number 6.0/100 km I thought this is better than my Sentra SER! So any comments on this??</p><p></p><p>The "Service Stability Control System" light has not come on since yesterday. It has never stayed off for this long since it started coming on two plus weeks ago. Another of those WTF moments........???????? I sure hope it stays off for at least another week as I have another autocross in Fort St John and this time I'll push it a bit harder. I was always having thie image of the stability control system applying either the right or left brake pads due to a problem with the steering wheel position sensor. So if it cleared itself or what I don't know but I mean the previous 3 or 4 days the light was on pretty well all the time and as soon as the car engine would be running.</p><p></p><p>And so no Riley, I haven't changed the battery. But to be honest if I come across an Optima Yellow Top with a Reserve Capacity of 120 it will probably be coming home with me.</p><p></p><p>And that is about all that is new. Did you guys have a chance to check out my videos, see my stall at the beginning and my spin??!!</p><p></p><p>Cheers,</p><p></p><p>Garry</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VelocityYellowRules!, post: 48840, member: 1318"] Sorry I have not been following this thread. Here are some updates. I took the car to have the #2 FOB programmed. Somehow those idiots at my local dealer managed to disconnect the Dashtronix. It was frustrating enough to have them program the FOB and Colin, in a previous discussion of FOB costs, while it was only $165 for the FOB and key and getting the key cut it was subsequently another $103 for the programming so bingo there is your $260! However, I now have full control over all the normal displays in the DIC which is nice, changed my settings back to metric etc. I'm not sure how accurate the average fuel economy data is but this car, and you'd better be sitting down for this, on the old tank of fuel (including my autocrossing on Sunday) and also so far today on the fresh tank of fuel has been turning in 6.0 l/100 km which for guys my, Colin, Wayne and Tony works out to.......45 mpg! Is it at all possible? I've heard before and experienced with my old 280ZX that mileage improved from moding the car - headers etc. but I mean when i first saw the number 6.0/100 km I thought this is better than my Sentra SER! So any comments on this?? The "Service Stability Control System" light has not come on since yesterday. It has never stayed off for this long since it started coming on two plus weeks ago. Another of those WTF moments........???????? I sure hope it stays off for at least another week as I have another autocross in Fort St John and this time I'll push it a bit harder. I was always having thie image of the stability control system applying either the right or left brake pads due to a problem with the steering wheel position sensor. So if it cleared itself or what I don't know but I mean the previous 3 or 4 days the light was on pretty well all the time and as soon as the car engine would be running. And so no Riley, I haven't changed the battery. But to be honest if I come across an Optima Yellow Top with a Reserve Capacity of 120 it will probably be coming home with me. And that is about all that is new. Did you guys have a chance to check out my videos, see my stall at the beginning and my spin??!! Cheers, Garry [/QUOTE]
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