ABS, ESP, traction contron lights on my Jeep Patriot 2009

Asked by GuruXB54T Oct 19, 2018 at 04:17 PM about the 2009 Jeep Patriot Sport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

On my Jeep Patriot 2009 the ABS, ESP and Traction control lights are on.
When checking with the OBD it shows "low voltage". There is no other fault and
the car starts and drives normally. Any clue to this problem?

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We had all 3 lights on, ABS, 4WD! and ETC. at first we took it to our mechanic and had the ABS sensors cleaned, we checked to see if wires were worn. Nope. So then we took it to the dealership to check the problem. It was $114 to diagnose it. They called us in 2 hours saying it was the Speed Sensor, they had 1 in stock and in another hour it was fixed. No more of those 3 warning lights on and a lot more zip and power when accelerating. Ours was a 2010 Jeep Patriot. What a difference in driving now.

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