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Infiniti G35 X: “VDC Off” and “SLIP” lights on.
Most common is a faulty abs wheel speed sensor. Have you had the vehicle scanned to see what abs codes are stored?
Yes it’s most likely a 75 dollar part and about 75 for the labor at a shop. You can try to disconnect the battery for 15 minutes and see if it resets. If the lights come back on then you need to have it scanned which is no extra charge when doing the repair. Also any advanced auto, Aamco, Autozone or Meineke can scan the vehicle for free .These are the next steps.
I am an Infiniti Master Technician and I will do my best to assist you with your Question 9 times out 10 it is just low brake fluid caused by worn pads
Check the fluid level an have your brakes checked.
Yes, there is a correlation. There is a float sensor in the brake fluid reservoir so if the car is tipped the fluid will run to the back or the front and the float sensor will inform the ABS control unit that the fluid is low and trip the light. This is a safety pro-cation so you know the ABS system will not work in an emergency. You may also notice the red brake light flickering around hard corners. You probably need rear brakes at this time. Fronts tend to wear slower. Get you brakes inspected again before you start hearing noise! You could top off the level now with Dot 3 brake fluid. Any other fluid will damage the system!
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VDC Light explained
The Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) utilizes several sensors to monitor the driver and vehicle. When the VDC system detects an issue, the lighted indicator on the instrument panel flashes.
Many cars and trucks come standard with traction control and anti-lock brakes. Traction control and the anti-lock brake system use wheel-speed sensors to prevent the wheels from slipping during acceleration. VDC light illuminates when one of these systems detects a single wheel speed is faster than the other (the wheel has lost traction.)
Why the VDC light comes on
As with all vehicle components, traction control systems and VDC lights may experience problems. The traction control sensors are attached to each wheel, which leaves them exposed to all kinds of road conditions. Water, dirt, and road debris may render the traction control sensor dirty or damaged, which could prompt the VDC light to turn on.
When the VDC light stays on, it means a wheel is slipping and there is a possible traction control failure. Diagnosing an issue with the traction control system usually requires code-reading tools to pinpoint the problem. If the issue is with the VDC light, it is generally because the driver turned off the traction control switch or there is an electrical malfunction within the dash.
When to turn off the traction control switch
The traction control system cannot increase the traction between the wheel and road surface. In most road conditions, it may be wise to keep the traction control activated. However, if the vehicle gets stuck, the traction control could prevent the tire from gaining enough power to get itself unstuck. By turning off the traction control, the driver can accelerate to gain traction.
The VDC light was designed to warn drivers of hazardous road conditions by coming on when the traction control sensors detect an issue. By alerting the driver of possible danger, it allows the driver time to slow down to stay safe.
Slip light, VDC Off light, Check engine light on
Asked by paisano53174 May 08, 2016 at 02:49 PM about the 2005 INFINITI G35 Sedan RWD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
I have a 2005 Infiniti G35. The Service engine, VDC off, and Slip lights all
turned on. The car does a weird surge at low rpm and shut off on me once.
The car is often hard to turn over when trying to start. The VDC off and Slip
lights turn off and on.
C1109 Battery Voltage Abnormal (2 of the same codes)
C1130 Engine Signal 1
P0340 Camshaft Position Sensor A Circuit Bank 1 or Single Sensor
(both pending and confirmed).
11 Answers
Auto_Centric answered 3 years ago
NISSAN 3.5 V6 CodesTest the CPS 1.black wire 2.orange wire 3.pink. In green connector unplug it use a multimeter and check resistance between these pins right to left 3 2 1 measure the resistance between these pins and make sure that every single combination returns a value. NONE of these pins can return a 0. You could just replace the CPS, I like testing them its simple. Service the CPS and say bye to the other codes! Regards
Andrei answered 3 years ago
This just happened to me a month ago and got camshaft sensor replaced.
Vincente answered 3 years ago
Have u fixed ur problem?
GuruYHDCF answered 2 years ago
What was the problem I have the same exact same problem what do I do to fix it
GuruTP3WX answered about a year ago
what was the problem? im having the same issues
GuruTP3WX answered about a year ago
what was the problem? im having the same proble
paisano53174 answered about a year ago
It was the camshaft position sensor
GuruX85B4 answered about a year ago
My 03 g is doing theu same prob I’ll advise anyone to chexk bank 1 2 sensors those are more than likely the prob first time i replaced car never shut odf but now it does it 2-3 xs a day. yess i used after marker sensors and replaced them myself its not difficult a lil tight to get but easy and it will save u 300$ @some mechanic . my brake fluid is low and a few post talks about that so ima top off fluid first then go from there to sensors if need be. hope this helps someone good luck . peace
AyLoko answered about a year ago
had the same issue as well lil over 6 monthes ago , i replaced the camshaft sensor bank 2 as it said and the maf sensor and drove fine (also bought cheap parts online hopefully it drives fine after sitting so long ) have had it sit for 3 mothes replacing all bushings ,ball joints ,lower contol arm and rear struts . just been lazy
GuruHMQ8N answered 7 months ago
2006 Infinity ..Slip and VDC light went on car turned off..Waited then turned back on..What can it be
THE205KEY answered 6 months ago
I recently replaced the crankshaft shaft sensor to resolve this issue. (Code P0335)
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Infiniti G35 X: “VDC Off” and “SLIP” lights on.
Most common is a faulty abs wheel speed sensor. Have you had the vehicle scanned to see what abs codes are stored?
Yes it’s most likely a 75 dollar part and about 75 for the labor at a shop. You can try to disconnect the battery for 15 minutes and see if it resets. If the lights come back on then you need to have it scanned which is no extra charge when doing the repair. Also any advanced auto, Aamco, Autozone or Meineke can scan the vehicle for free .These are the next steps.
I am an Infiniti Master Technician and I will do my best to assist you with your Question 9 times out 10 it is just low brake fluid caused by worn pads
Check the fluid level an have your brakes checked.
Yes, there is a correlation. There is a float sensor in the brake fluid reservoir so if the car is tipped the fluid will run to the back or the front and the float sensor will inform the ABS control unit that the fluid is low and trip the light. This is a safety pro-cation so you know the ABS system will not work in an emergency. You may also notice the red brake light flickering around hard corners. You probably need rear brakes at this time. Fronts tend to wear slower. Get you brakes inspected again before you start hearing noise! You could top off the level now with Dot 3 brake fluid. Any other fluid will damage the system!
How JustAnswer works
VDC Light explained
The Vehicle Dynamic Control (VDC) utilizes several sensors to monitor the driver and vehicle. When the VDC system detects an issue, the lighted indicator on the instrument panel flashes.
Many cars and trucks come standard with traction control and anti-lock brakes. Traction control and the anti-lock brake system use wheel-speed sensors to prevent the wheels from slipping during acceleration. VDC light illuminates when one of these systems detects a single wheel speed is faster than the other (the wheel has lost traction.)
Why the VDC light comes on
As with all vehicle components, traction control systems and VDC lights may experience problems. The traction control sensors are attached to each wheel, which leaves them exposed to all kinds of road conditions. Water, dirt, and road debris may render the traction control sensor dirty or damaged, which could prompt the VDC light to turn on.
When the VDC light stays on, it means a wheel is slipping and there is a possible traction control failure. Diagnosing an issue with the traction control system usually requires code-reading tools to pinpoint the problem. If the issue is with the VDC light, it is generally because the driver turned off the traction control switch or there is an electrical malfunction within the dash.
When to turn off the traction control switch
The traction control system cannot increase the traction between the wheel and road surface. In most road conditions, it may be wise to keep the traction control activated. However, if the vehicle gets stuck, the traction control could prevent the tire from gaining enough power to get itself unstuck. By turning off the traction control, the driver can accelerate to gain traction.
The VDC light was designed to warn drivers of hazardous road conditions by coming on when the traction control sensors detect an issue. By alerting the driver of possible danger, it allows the driver time to slow down to stay safe.
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