What does the TC warning light mean on a Buick?
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When the TC light illuminates on a Buick, it indicates a malfunction in the vehicle's traction control system. It is recommended that the owner promptly take the car to a repair shop for inspection. There are many possible reasons for the TC light to come on, and the specific cause can only be determined by checking the fault codes at a 4S dealership. Only then can the issue be repaired based on the definition of the fault codes. Common causes for the TC light to illuminate include: 1. Solenoid valve failure; 2. Dirty engine oil clogging the solenoid valve filter; 3. Wear in the actuator gear and impeller causing oil pressure leakage and triggering the warning; 4. Dirty throttle body with an opening reaching 20%, leading the engine computer to mistakenly diagnose a TC fault.