Traction control system warning

Today after i got stuck in the snow, and pulled out by some bad asses, a warning came up saying check traction control system. It doesnt seem to affect my driving but the light is still on thr dash?

 

cmon people!

 

Well since no one has chimed in I would say you have to see a dealer to let us know what's up.

 

I will but the shops closed sunday and always close by 5 on weekdays making it very inconvenient.

 

How about some pic's

 

mine did this first thing this morning. i dosconnected the battery and my trac con worked normally again. but mine is a 2012

 

Did you check and make sure you have it turned on? just asking not trying to be a dick!

 

from the internet:

Many traction control systems will illuminate the warning light when the system detects a loss of traction, like in snowy or rainy weather. Typically the light is seen when the system intervenes to maintain traction. It's a good idea to read the section in your vehicle owners manual to familiarize yourself with how your traction or stability system operates.

If the traction control light illuminates and stays lit without blinking, this means that the traction control system has been deactivated and there is no traction control available. There may even be a message broadcast by the driver information center warning that the traction control system is shut down and to use extra caution when driving, especially in water, ice, and snow.

The only way to properly resolve either of the above conditions is to have the vehicle properly diagnosed at a qualified repair shop. Always have the repair shop do a full computer systems scan. It may not necessarily be a fault in the traction control system that is setting the light. Sometimes a fault in the engine management system first shows up in the traction control system, such as an intermittently defective throttle position sensor in the electronic throttle control.

 

Let see pics of the bad asses.

 

OK, my inputs. I assume the braking system is working ok otherwise?? Since the Issue is NOT the brake failure light I'd drive it carefully until you can get it to the Dealer. I don't think you will wreck anything.

 

Of course

 

Thanks but i already read that.

 

Didnt take any and but it was a warngler, dodge dakota, and 2013 tacoma woth a super winch.

 

Needed all three to pull you out?

 

Well first the dakota tried with a tow strap, didnt work. The the tacoma tried using his winch, didnt work. The the dakota pulled the tacoma while the whing pulled me out. And the wrangler provided a shovel

 

Maybe you yanked a sensor loose during the recovery?

Is that even possible lol?

 

Don't be an asshole

 

You broke something

Dealer