Maserati Quattroporte dash lights
Model Year: 2005
Categories:
Steering, Suspension, Brakes, Wheels & Tyres
Hi, have a problem with a Quattroporte, when you start of from when the car has been standing, everything is as it should be, but after a couple of miles, the ABS, Traction Control and Electronic Suspension lights come up on the dash. Any help would be much appreciated.
Posted: May 19, 2011 (13 years ago)
They are all linked and if not a fauty sensor which will need a scan to diagnose , might be related to this .Hope it helps you .
Maserati recalls Quattroporte because traction control may ‘trip out’
August 20th, 2007
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2007-08-20T23:34:09-07:00 Maserati recalls Quattroporte because traction control may ‘trip out’
Maserati has issued a recall for its Quattroporte saloon because of fears a software glitch could cause the car’s traction and stability control systems to switch off automatically. The only affected model in Maserati’s lineup is the Quattroporte but it concerns both the older Duoselect models as well as the new Automatica.
According to officials, the Maserati Stability Program (MSP) also controls the ABS brakes but these aren’t affected by the glitch. The problem is due to a bug in the MSP’s software management. A spokesman told News reporters the “traction control will trip out” if the battery gets below a certain level.
Owners shouldn’t be worried about their brakes failing or the cars suddenly becoming uncontrollable. If the MSP should cut out, a warning light will appear on the dash and according to officials it’s still safe to continue driving temporarily
Maserati recalls Quattroporte because traction control may ‘trip out’
August 20th, 2007
Articles Contributed: 893
Comments Posted: 100
Leaderboard Rank: #20
1,289 Views
1
2007-08-20T23:34:09-07:00 Maserati recalls Quattroporte because traction control may ‘trip out’
Maserati has issued a recall for its Quattroporte saloon because of fears a software glitch could cause the car’s traction and stability control systems to switch off automatically. The only affected model in Maserati’s lineup is the Quattroporte but it concerns both the older Duoselect models as well as the new Automatica.
According to officials, the Maserati Stability Program (MSP) also controls the ABS brakes but these aren’t affected by the glitch. The problem is due to a bug in the MSP’s software management. A spokesman told News reporters the “traction control will trip out” if the battery gets below a certain level.
Owners shouldn’t be worried about their brakes failing or the cars suddenly becoming uncontrollable. If the MSP should cut out, a warning light will appear on the dash and according to officials it’s still safe to continue driving temporarily
Posted May 19, 2011 (13 years ago)
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