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Normal Operation

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The traction control indicator flashes when the traction control is in an active mode. The traction control indicator remains constantly illuminated (not flashing) if there is a malfunction of the traction control or the all wheel drive (AWD) system. The instrument cluster receives and monitors the traction control signal from the anti-lock brake system (ABS) module or the differential electronic module (DEM) through the communication network. When the ABS module or the DEM detects a concern, the instrument cluster illuminates the traction control indicator.