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Camry ABS and Traction Light Issue

Hey, I've got a 2016 Toyota Camry hybrid with only 34517 km. The ABS lamp lights up, and it feels like I'm having traction problems. Pretty sure the ABS system is failing. Anyone else seen something like this? Diagnostics point to a speed signal fault and a potentially defective control unit. Anyone have experience with such malfunction on the odometer or ECM?

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A 2016 Toyota Camry hybrid is experiencing issues with the ABS and traction control lights, suggesting a potential failure in the ABS system. Diagnostics indicate a speed signal fault and a possibly defective control unit. The problem might be related to a faulty ABS sensor or control unit, and it is advised to have a professional inspection to avoid further complications.

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sophie_star1

Sounds familiar! I had similar ABS and traction control lights popping up on my old Volvo V70. Is your speedometer still working correctly? And did it affect engine input or anything besides the ABS? For me, it was a faulty ABS sensor throwing everything off!

jan_loewe4 (community.author)

Speedometer seems okay, so far. But interesting you mention the ABS sensor – the diagnostics didn't specifically point to that, but maybe that's feeding bad data to the control unit? Was your Volvo repair expensive? I was quoted around 1000€ for this, and I’m quite salty about this diagnostic.

sophie_star1

Ugh, a grand? Ouch. My Volvo ended up needing a new ABS pump/module, which was a painful bill. If the speedometer is fine, it might not be the sensors themselves, but who knows? Honestly, with that kind of money on the line and the complexity of the ABS, you should probably take it to a reliable workshop before you do any damage by yourself.

jan_loewe4 (community.author)

Yeah, you're right. Thanks for the advice! I'm resigned to taking it in. Just got off the phone with the mechanic, they said they'll start by inspecting the control unit itself – hopefully, that fixes it.

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