I have a 2015 evo final edition (0069). I bought it with 1400 miles and now have 22,000 with no problems so far except for one. Like the last 2,000 miles or so every now and then the abs service,4wd service,etc will all come on together and then my traction off light comes on. Turn the car off and it goes away. I took it in for maintaince and to have it looked at the dealer and was told it wasn't a big deal, it was just a over rev code. I don't ever even rev it over 4,000 when shifting though or drive hard, does that sound right? He did also say my tires need replaced though ( said they just good for around 20,000 miles) Does anyone know what is causing this? I also use royal purple and Lucus oil stabilizer, would that effect anything? Would the worn down tires be starting to confuse the computer or something?

 

Is one tire more worn or different than the others?

 

Check the fluid level of your AYC pump in the trunk. Yes your tires will not last long on these cars, only thing to help that is to get a good AWD alignment and ask for zero toe so it doesn't chew the tires as much.

 

 

 

It doesn't even have to warm up, it has done it 2 minutes after starting the car and after I turn the car off and instantly back on it goes away. The other day I literally started it and moved probably no more than 500 yards when it did it.

 

Take it back to the dealer or get a code reader and looked for pending DTCs.

 

Yeah getting the specific codes and then going from there would be a good idea.

I also recently saw a post somewhere else about someone having a similar problem with their ralliart (they had AWD, ABS, and ASC warnings). Some of the suggestions people made were:
1. Issue with wheel speed sensor (apparently problems with them affect ABS, AWD, and ASC).
2. Bad / weak battery
3. A few people said that an alignment took care of it for them, not really sure how though

Also, as someone else mentioned, if there is too big of a difference in tire circumference due to uneven wear I'm guessing it might cause problems similar to this as well.

Edit: If it is under warranty I would make sure the dealer covers everything too (unless it is a tire or alignment issue). It doesn't seem acceptable to me for them to tell you an issue causing all those warning lights isn't a big deal.