* Wheel Speed Sensors (4): One at each wheel. These are crucial for detecting wheel slippage. These are usually located within the wheel hubs or near the transmission.
* Yaw Rate Sensor: This sensor measures the vehicle's rotation around its vertical axis. Its location varies by vehicle, but is often near the center of the vehicle.
* Steering Angle Sensor: Measures the angle of the steering wheel. This helps the system determine the driver's intended direction.
* Brake Pressure Sensor: Monitors brake line pressure. The traction control system may use braking to control wheel slip.
* Engine Control Module (ECM) and Transmission Control Module (TCM): These modules receive data from the sensors and control the system's response.
To find a problem with your Aztec's traction control, you'll need to use a diagnostic scanner (OBD-II) to read trouble codes. This will pinpoint which sensor or component is malfunctioning. Simply knowing the general location of the sensors won't help you locate a faulty one without a code. A mechanic with diagnostic equipment is best suited to find the problem.
