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SonOfNun

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I was driving home from 4th of July celebrations this morning and got ABS + TC warning lights on the dash of my 04 LT. I have an OBD-II scanner module installed, cranked up the app, ran a scan for all available codes and got error codes for these two issues. Plus a laundry list of other problems that I hadn't seen before today. I have tools to use. At least enough to do minor to intermediate repairs myself. But, I'm a novice mechanic, at best. So I wouldn't know where even to begin with diagnosing these issues, on my own. I'd at least like a severity-level based on the data so I know what to tackle first. Are there any issues here that I'd absolutely need to take to a shop for proper repair? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanking the group in advance, for any help.

P.S., Sorry if the images are hard to read I couldn't figure out how to make them clearer on the app. I can clarify the data if anyone needs it.
 

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If it seems to be running and driving fine i would check/clean all the grounds. Clear all the codes and see what comes back.
Did you recently have a dead battery?

The first thing that comes to mind is a low battery, whether it was drained or has a bad cell. Like @SpareParts suggests, clear the codes and have the battery load tested.
 
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So this isn't a mechanical issue at all? Just a bad battery? I was going to add that I do have a couple peripheral devices installed in the cab. A front and back dash cam and a USB-C plug-in for my phone that I know pulls on the battery. The battery itself is fairly new not even 6 months old. Checked the terminals which were okay but I cleaned them any way. Ran the scan test again and got all the same codes.
 
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Check all the grounds you can find, At the engine, on the frame, under the driver's door.
A bad/low battery will cause a bunch of codes at the same time but so will a bad ground, BCM bad connection or going bad.
All them things you have shown can't possibly go bad at the same time. You have an electrical issue.
 

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The code pics are unreadable, so post up better pics of them, or just list them in a post. If using a phone for the app, perhaps a screen shot would be clearer.
 

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