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    Scajaquada reacted to John/Horace in Traction Control Light   
    Like the OP is saying. Wheel hub speed sensors often cause this problem on Journeys. Not hard to change, but need proper scanner to point to correct wheel. Plug and play sensor, no reprogramming needed. 
     
    AWD system has one elect plug on rear diff. It engages and disengages the coil for the rear drive viscous coupling. The ptu and rear diff fluids are over due for changing at 108k,  75w90 gear oil. There are links on site on how to change it.
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    Scajaquada got a reaction from John/Horace in Front End Growling / Grinding.   
    Yeah it was the bearing.  Phew!   
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    Scajaquada got a reaction from 2late4u in Front End Growling / Grinding.   
    Yeah it was the bearing.  Phew!   
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    Scajaquada reacted to 5rebel9 in Front End Growling / Grinding.   
    Just did the RF bearing last week and the spec was 118. I'd doubt that spec has changed but always best to ensure spec from a relible source (and be sure of make/model application). Some sites give a "range or general torque value that may not be accurate. I did not mean to imply you used a wrong value, but meant as a possibility.
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    Scajaquada reacted to Grendi in Suggest ODB2 Scanner and code cleaning?   
    Check out AlfaOBD. It might me less userfriendly than AppCar-DiagFCA but the 50$  are not tied to one VIN.
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    Scajaquada reacted to tsteves5 in Suggest ODB2 Scanner and code cleaning?   
    I've got a cheap $34 OBD-II CAN reader that works well for quickly reading and clearing simple codes.  Mine is an older version of this one.  It won't handle ABS, SRS, or Body Codes.
    https://www.harborfreight.com/obd-ii-code-reader-64981.html?_br_psugg_q=obd2+scanners
     
    For more advanced codes and reading/logging real-time data, I use a Bluetooth reader (similar to this one) and the Torque pro application on my Android phone.  It works well if you're phone savvy.
    https://www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Wireless-Bluetooth-Diagnostic/dp/B005NLQAHS/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2NMZZULQKC6BB&dchild=1&keywords=odb2+bluetooth&qid=1619141658&sprefix=odb2+blue%2Caps%2C209&sr=8-6#customerReviews
     
    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.prowl.torque&hl=en_US&gl=US
     
    I've also been tempted to try Appcar DiagFCA with my Bluetooth reader but haven't forked over the $49 yet.
    https://appcar-diagfca.com/en/
     
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