How do you reset traction control on 2000 Chevy cavalier?

The 2000 Chevy Cavalier doesn't have a dedicated traction control system (TCS) button like many later model cars. The Cavalier's stability and traction control functions are integrated within the ABS (Anti-lock Braking System). There's no reset button; the system is self-monitoring.

If you believe the traction control isn't working correctly, the problem isn't something you reset with a button. Instead, you should:

1. Check the ABS light: Is the ABS warning light illuminated on your dashboard? If so, this indicates a problem within the ABS system, which also affects traction control. This requires professional diagnosis.

2. Check your brake fluid level: Low brake fluid can affect the ABS/traction control system.

3. Check for blown fuses: Consult your owner's manual to locate and check the fuses related to the ABS and brake systems.

4. Have it professionally diagnosed: If the ABS light is on or you suspect a problem with the traction control, take your Cavalier to a qualified mechanic or auto repair shop. They can use diagnostic tools to check for error codes and identify the cause of the malfunction. The problem could be a faulty sensor, a wiring issue, or a more serious problem within the ABS/traction control module.

Simply put, there's no reset button. A malfunctioning traction control system requires professional troubleshooting and repair.