1) Im thinking one of the wires to the sensor is damaged and or moves around too much.

2)did you do the relearn procedure? You have to press the remote buttons to get into the relearn- then go tire by tire (sequence indicated by the corner lamp that lights up).
when its done youll hear the honk.

3)What kind of sound... describe it.

 

FYI--
there are 2 methods to relearn the TPMS..

1)the manual method- is letting air out of the tire (whose corner lamp is on) until the car honks...

2)use the TPMS relearn tool (you can buy it). it resets the TPMS sensor in seconds... and does not require air to be let out.

 

Thanks for your reply rbarrios, do you know where the wires to the stability track sensor are? as for the brakes, when i drive and applying the brakes it sounds like something is scraping, it does not make a whistling sound. I am checking on ebay for the TMTPs relearning tool, but they are not compatible with my car. I have a 2009 chevy traverse LT FWD 3.6

 

. I am checking on ebay for the TMTPs relearning tool, but they are not compatible with my car. I have a 2009 chevy traverse LT FWD 3.6

look for EL-50448 thats the tool

(or you can let the air out) directions are in manual.

 

As for the brakes... make sure there are no rocks stuck in the area of the rotor and calipers.
(had that before in my trailblazer). crossed a muddy stream.. and a small rock got stuff between the caliper/rotor.

when I applied brakes--- I heard a scraping sound.

 

yes that is the same i hear when I apply the brakes like scrapping but i dont hear no whistling sound since i replaced my brakes in June.

 

rbarrios:

I replaced both wire sensors on the front tires, so when i drove today,message came back, does the rear tires also have the same sensors?

I took the car to the mechanic today and told him that the side mirrors doesnt work, i thought maybe a fuse which is under the glove compartment box may be bad but he said is fine, so what could it be? any suggestions?

as for the noise when i press the brakes, he said he adjusted it, put w40, so I will see when i drive later today.

 

rbarrios

that tool is not compatible with my car model which is a chevy traverse 2009

 

According to GM, it should work:

https://gmtoolsandequipment.com/en-US/Pages/ItemDetail.aspx?SKU=EL-50448

But not sure why you want/need it. You should be able to re-learn the sensors using the "let air out of the tire" routine. They didn't remove that option until around 2013 or so.

 

that tool is good for resetting many years of GM sensors

Ive used it on

2007 Impala
2008 Lucerne
2010 Traverse
2010 Silverado
2012 Traverse
2013 Equinox


have you tried the manual method?

 

I use the 50448 reset tool on my 2009 Traverse and it works. Much faster than letting air in and out. Had to purchase for my 2011 HHR.

 

Thanks guys for your help, I will get that tool ordered and hopefully that will fix the tmps sensor light. As for the "Stability Track " sensor light. Does anyone know of a good ODBIi reader that can read codes, as well as can you tell you which airbag is having issues, thanks.

 

If you have the light up, you probably have some other issue. The tool is used after rotating the tires in order to tell the car which tire is now where. But if you rotate the tires and don't re-learn them, you will not get the light. But if a tire goes flat, you WILL get the light, but when you look on the DIC to see which tire it is, it will tell you it's where the tire used to be. For example: I've rotated the tires twice on my 2017 and haven't re-learned them with a tool. I have no light.

So again, if the light is up, this tool won't fix that.

 

I have replaced both speed sensors in the front, but the "stability track/Traction' message comes up when I drive, any other suggestions? is there a way to DISABLE THIS FOR GOOD?