What to Do When the Vehicle Stability System Fails?
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Here are the solutions for vehicle stability system failures: 1. Actuator stuck: The throttle actuator is stuck in the closed position. The ECM commands the throttle to open, but the actuator is stuck. If the electronic throttle fuse is fine and the wiring harness is intact, check pins 1 and 2 for the throttle motor coil. Replace the throttle if the resistance is abnormal. 2. Electronic control system failure: It is recommended to visit a repair shop to read the fault codes with a decoder and then proceed with repairs. 3. EPS system failure: The ESP system consists of a control unit and components such as the steering sensor (monitoring the steering angle of the wheel), wheel sensors (monitoring the speed of each wheel), yaw rate sensor (monitoring the vehicle's rotation around the vertical axis), and lateral acceleration sensor (monitoring centrifugal force during turns). In case of failure, it is advisable to seek repairs at a professional repair shop.