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asc/taction control button stopped working

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    SneezinM3
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    So yesterday i dropped the exhaust, and driveshaft to replace the center support and bearing and i also replaced the guibo/flex joint.

    My traction control button it now showing the light on the dash now. Now i dont know if it has something to do with dropping the driveline. It was working like 3 days ago because i flipped it off for a bit of fun in the rain! I did not unplug anything while doing work on it yesterday so thats whT has me stumped. Now im new to bmw's.

    Oh btw the car im speaking about is my 97 m3 sedan automatic.

    Any advice on where to start sear hing and diagnosing wouod be much appreciated.

    Thank you

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    • AvusHatesConesA
      AvusHatesConesA
      AvusHatesCones
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      You may have knocked a wheel speed sensor loose while jacking the car up.

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      Silver Grey E46 M3

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      • straight6pwrS
        straight6pwrS
        straight6pwr
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        the ASC+T system included the toothed gears on the hub (same ones used for ABS), sensors with those toothed gears, wires, extra throttle body, ABS unit, and computer.

        its probably a coincidence that it went on at the same time.

        here are some links that might help you:

        http://m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=341672

        http://www.bimmerfest.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=348202&d=1351919099

        Dan
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          SneezinM3
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          Well i have not taken any of the wheels off since i have had this car? The button is kind of sticky. Do you think maybe it was stu k being pressed down could have caused this?

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          • Brian.B
            Brian.B
            Brian.
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            Leave it off, fuck it. It'll just make wintera  little hairy.

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              SneezinM3
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              #6

              Goes into climate controled shop in winter 😕

              Anyways so yesterday my blinker was working but i wasnt hearing it clicking in the dash. To i tapped on the top of dash. Well the asc light works now!!?! But blinkers dont click when flashing but all blinkers work..

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              • straight6pwrS
                straight6pwrS
                straight6pwr
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                electrical issues? you must be driving an e36.

                Dan
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                  SneezinM3
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                  Yes i sure am. 97 m3... and i never tested it on the road to see if traction control was on or off before hand. But it is worling fine now

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