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    Good Day,

    I have a 2004 Grand Prix GTP Comp G. The traction control system works fine, but when I go to turn it off with the TC button, it will not disengage the TC. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I am wondering what is the likely culprit here. Could it be the switch, or something else? What's the best way to troubleshoot this?

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    That switch is kind of goofy. And it's in a bad spot. The 04 I had, must have had a few drinks spilled in it, and it was stuck solid. It took some working with it before I could even move it, and even more time before it would work. If messing with it for a bit doesn't help, I would just Google a new switch or look for one on rockauto.


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    You can pop off the button face with a small flathead screwdriver. Mine acted funny when I first got my GP, even seemed a little sticky.

    After prying off the button face I found it was full of gunk. Soaking it in some high % rubbing alcohol (isopropyl) for a minute, then cleaning it out with q-tips and compressed air solved the issue. The buttons/switches rarely go bad.
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    Thanks for the response. I'll pop it off and take a look.

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