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Christina, May just be a loose Tone ring, plug/wire,wheel speed sensor, etc. You will have to take vehicle into a good shop and have scanned for diagnostic codes to determine which sensor,wire,etc is bad and causing the advance track light to display and estimate repair. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
"I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Check out some of my other posts if you need more tips and info." AdvanceTrac Issues Ford Explorer 4x4 with advance trac ABS trouble code C1235 2005 Ford Explorer Check Advance Trac Electrical Problem 2005
Advance Trac is an added feature of the ABS Braking System, that could be purchased when the car was built It has nothing to do with the engine starting
go to something like advanced auto, where they do free diagnostics tests they can sometimes reset trac lights and/or check engine lights but also if you where in to get an alignment they can also reset the trac light. but btw not every car has trac... if your trac is off it will not effect the proformance of your car.
I took my 2005 LS to the dealer for 40k maintenance stuff, oil and fluid changes, tire rotation, etc. The "check" Advance Trac light was an issue with me too. I would have figured that the Advance Trac system simply needed "checking" along with regular maintence because it was "time". However, this was a hold-over problem from the last maintenance I had had - the light had been coming on even after taking it to the dealer previously. I don't think the technician caught it the first time. This next time, I insisted that they look at it. It seems to have been a re-calibration was needed. Now it is fine again...
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