The "Service Active Handling" light comes on at random times. The Active Handling System (AHS) activates whenever it wants to active; for example: on a smooth road, clear weather, driving 55 miles per hour. Every time the car is started, the AHS must be turned off or otherwise; there will be clear driving problems when it activates. It makes my heart skip a beat because I do not know if it is going to go out of control or not. This problem happen a lot. We took it to the dealer and the first thing she told us was that she did not know if they can fix it or not. After keeping it two days, she said the problem was the lever holding the AHS and they do not make that part anymore. She said she would try to order it from the internet and that was about 3 months ago and we have not heard from her since then. The car is a 2004 Vette and we bought the car new. Right now it has about 64,000 miles in the 11 years we have owned it.
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The "Service Active Handling" light comes on at random times. The Active Handling System (AHS) activates whenever it wants to active; for example: on a smooth road, clear weather, driving 55 miles per hour. Every time the car is started, the AHS must be turned off or otherwise; there will be clear driving problems when it activates. It makes my heart skip a beat because I do not know if it is going to go out of control or not. This problem happen a lot. We took it to the dealer and the first thing she told us was that she did not know if they can fix it or not. After keeping it two days, she said the problem was the lever holding the AHS and they do not make that part anymore. She said she would try to order it from the internet and that was about 3 months ago and we have not heard from her since then. The car is a 2004 Vette and we bought the car new. Right now it has about 64,000 miles in the 11 years we have owned it.
- Venton G., Tyler, US