t/c light holden cruze Page 2

The T/C light on a Holden Cruze means the traction control/ESC has thrown a wobbly and may be offline, so the car can spin up a wheel quicker than your barista froths milk.

Common culprits are boring but predictable—scan it for codes and start here:

• Faulty wheel-speed sensor or damaged ABS ring/bearing
• ABS/ESC module or wiring issues
• Brake‑light switch misbehaving, low battery voltage, or corroded grounds
• Mismatched tyre sizes/pressures or a steering-angle sensor needing calibration

If it’s a steady light without other warnings you can usually limp home, but in the wet it’s not clever; if ABS/engine lights join the party, park it and get it checked.

Typical fixes run from about $150–$400 for a sensor or switch to $700–$1,500 for module work; get a proper scan before throwing parts at it.