250Lexus57

Got a 09 is250 with 44xxx miles and just yesterday notice that when I was making a left turn going about 45mph the red triangle light came on and my interior lights came on and the dinging noise came on then everything went away after I completed the turn then today as I'm heading to work it happened again going about 25-30mph when I was making a left turn and it did it again but went away by the way the road way was wet when I was making the turns what causes this is it caused by trAction by the way my trac is off

Fuzzie

iTrader: (6)

i happens to me once in a while.. slipper roads, or tires not sticking to the road when your turn.

250Lexus57

^^^ thanks really appreciate your help I thought this wasn't normal but now I know that it's cause by slippery road thanks

Initial G

iTrader: (38)

Happened to me once after a few hours after it rained. After, everything was fine.

250Lexus57

^^^^^^Thanks was worried that something was wrong but now I know what causes it just no traction on road ways when it's slippery thanks

Sango

iTrader: (10)

You're probably going significantly too fast for the conditions for it to be able to make the car ding like that. When it happened, it does cut the power to the engine as well.

I can make the that alert go and and off on snow from standing start gunning it on purpose to see how the car would react.

whitebeast

iTrader: (5)

CHECK THE DOOR,
if it cause from slippery, the interior light won't ever come on (only traction warning came on). He's talking about TRIANGLE WARNING AND INTERIOR LIGHT IS ON. test it with driving while the door is opened and you will have your answer.

Solution:
put your car in drive (a friend is needed for safety) try to push the doors hard while i locked (from inside the car) you will find out with one is fail. there is a DIY how to fix door plug
good luck!

250Lexus57

Thanks will look in to that do you have the DIY link can't seem to find it thanks

Sango

iTrader: (10)

Oh the door plug, thought the OP is was slipping ha ha.

Yes, then whitebeat's way of diagnosing would be the way to confirm this issue.