VSC OFF, Traction control off, and VSC TRAC lights all on

I have a 2006 4Runner with the 4.7L, and all of these lights are on my dash. I've tried doing the reset with the OBDII, but that didn't work. Any recommendations?

 

Did you read the codes?

No check engine light with those means that there is something wrong with the Vehicle Stability Control.

 

Yes there is a CEL, but they have to do with the air injection system. I'm doing the bypass soon.

 

Why didn't you say that?

CEL will turn those lights on. Get the CEL to turn off and those should go away. TOYOTAs, when you have an engine issue, disable the traction systems for safety.

 

Oh gee willikers! Yeah sorry. Just purchased it, and I'm trying to fix all the little things. P0142, P0418, P2445. Thank you!

 

the SlyFox bypass or Hewitt tech?

 

I went with the Hewitt Tech. Placed the order yesterday, so hopefully it arrives at a decent time.

 

Everything in the engine bay is mostly easy. Actually drivers side blockoff plate is a bit of a bitch. Best way i found was backing out the bolts, squeezing something thin in between the flanges and getting the plate in between, THEN sliding it into alignment. Just trying to shove it in place is not awesome. In the cab be sure to do some really good soldering at your ECU wires or else you will still show codes and engine act up... ask me how I know. And no, just using 3M splicing connectors is not adequate enough... ALSO ask how i know lol.

 

Thank you for the tips! I will refrain from asking how you know haha. I can connect those dots.

 

I had a solid mechanic in Washington who knew toyotas like ive never seen before. After the dealership failed to identify this same issue on my vehicle, it turned out to be a driver side rear wheel speed sensor. he pulled one from a junk yard and got rid of a two year eye sore. Hope this helps

 

From the lights , id say its a wheel speed sensor as well.

 

go to youtube and look up Toyota 4Runner- reset VSC lights. See bullseyenate 231's video

Is a quick fix. Your OBDII tripped it. its called a zero point cal.

 

Correct, this is pretty much guaranteed to require a Zero Point Calibration. Posts about how to do it here on the forums.