Buick Terraza ABS and four-wheel traction control issue on Buick Terraza

Submitted by Vehicle Owner · Jun 23, 2025
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Problem overview

Some Buick Terraza owners report experiencing ABS and traction control issues, often indicated by the illumination of the ABS and traction control lights. These problems may arise from malfunctioning wheel speed sensors, low brake fluid, blown fuses or relays, low tire pressure, or defects in the ABS module. Additionally, if the traction control light is on, it could signal issues with the ABS reluctor ring, steering angle sensor, wiring problems, or low battery voltage. Common symptoms include the persistent illumination of warning lights, which can lead to dangerous situations such as wheels locking up during emergency braking or a loss of traction control functionality. While some owners may attempt to disable these systems for normal braking, this compromises the safety benefits provided by ABS and traction control. It is recommended that owners experiencing these issues seek inspection from a qualified mechanic to accurately diagnose and resolve the underlying problems.

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