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I don't know what is the issue with this vehicle? First I had to replace the whole engine due to the timing chain exploding at 100k miles (which is a well known issue with these apparently)... now the stabilitrak issue. I've read so many things on this issue, and there are so many things it could be! Where do I even start? I haven't seen this from the posts though. Mine started the day I put some fuel injection cleaner in my gas tank. It happened for a week or so, then went away. And of course now that it's 20 degrees out out came back on, and way worse! I recently had my cv boots repaired due to a grinding sound that I assumed was a warped rotor. The brakes were in great shape but the rubber boots were shredded. This did not fix the grinding issue. So maybe it's the throttle body and the sensor? What an amazing mess this vehicle is! I WILL NEVER BUY GM AGAIN! good luck to the rest of you though.
PS. GM's corporate complaint department is 100% worthless. I registered a complaint on the timing chain, and when I went to follow up on it they had no record of it. This happened twice. Then they said it was not a known issue and they couldn't do anything about it. The internet is full of complaints about that issue. They all need to be fired.
Had the same at 115K on my 2010. Replaced the throttle body with a Bosch brand. Second day - no issues. Cost only $180 from Advance Auto Parts
I have 2014 Chevy traverse and I had the same stabilitrack issue. After taking it in and out of the shop and being right there while they try to pull codes when it was actually showing. Nothing really popped up just general codes. Finally the mechanic looked at the brake pedal and saw that it was not returning fully into an up position after letting off. He said the bushing was worn and they don't create or rather manufacture new pedals. Put a couple of springs on there so that the brake returns and didn't have a problem since. Still looking in the junkyard to see if there's viable replacement brake pedals.