Rippaflow

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I was driving last night with a full car and I hit a large bump on the highway. It wasn't that bad of a bump but it was still something no one would ever want to hit. Anyway, after I did VSC off, VSC and ABS lights came on. So I'm assuming an ABS sensor was knocked out of place...Any ideas? How do you read the codes for these? With a conventional OBD2 scanner? Thanks.

The car appears to be driving no different other than no traction control, extra lights and no ABS.

litesoarer

Disconnect the battery for a few mins and see if that clears the lights.

Ay-nako

iTrader: (25)

No, that wont do much-- im pretty sure you cracked the abs sensor, this happened to me about a year ago-- pretty ****ty but it does happen

Debonair

You will need a scanner with enhanced coverage of Lexus cars. Most standard scanners will only do the engine/emissions codes. Only the better tools do Trans, ABS, VSC, etc.

I don't think the battery reset will work either but its free to try so it may be worth a shot.

Rippaflow

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That's what I was thinking. I immediately though about it disconnecting not cracking though lol. How much are one of these things? Is there any other place besides toyota and lexus that have good scanners?

Debonair

Any decent diagnostic technician will have a scanner capable of reading these codes. I have access to several of them (even though I am NOT a diag tech) but your quite far from Cali for me to help you.