The stability control system uses the abs wheel speed sensors to detect when a wheel is losing traction and would presumably apply the brake on that wheel to maintain traction.
The system is the Vauxhall (GM's British operation) version of a traction control system further refined by Saab's engineers.
Stability control failure means the system will no longer be available to assist the driver maintain traction.
SOURCE: service ride and service stability what does that mean?
this means that you have a fault with your stability control system. the stability control is designed to prevent a rollover it detects body roll when you are driving the ride control is the air suspension sytem this keeps ride hieght the same based on how wieght is in the vehicle. check the links that connect the switches to the suspension you may have one dissconnected (these links wear out over time you night have to replace them) there is one on each wheel postion if you need anything else let me know
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the 03 9-3 is rife with computer glitches, my solution for most of these is to disconnect the battery overnite to reset the computer
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You need tech2 to now the DTC(default codes),otherwise you don t have chance to now what is wrong!
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Sounds like low voltage; have your battery and alternator checked a a local autozone.
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This stability control has to do with the active suspension on the car for better handling. You should consult the dealership with this.
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