Traction Control System Related Problems of the 2011 Honda Pilot

Table 1 shows one common traction control system related problems of the 2011 Honda Pilot.

Table 1. Traction Control System related problems of Honda Pilot

Problem Category Number of Problems
Traction Control System problems
1

Traction Control System problem

Wheel sensor wires on 2011 Honda Pilot are exposed and unprotected under the vehicle which when damaged, disable anti-lock braking system (abs), vehicle stability assist (vsa), and the variable torque management (vtm-4) systems. Exposed wires are prone to be cut or damaged by road debris and hazards. Due to the wire being exposed, it was damaged and caused an out-of-pocket expense of approx. $266. 00 to repair on a brand new vehicle with only 2,600 miles on it. This could have been easily avoided if the wire had been protected by a braided covering or metal tube. Wires should not be exposed within the undercarriage of a vehicle, especially ones that are responsible for safety features.


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