Anyone experience this before?
#1
Anyone experience this before?
well I just put a new battery in and I thought I solved my vsc/track and abs light issues. But now when I start my car it runs perfectly drives great but every time I get about 10 minutes/miles into my driving all the lights come on the car still runs perfectly when there on? I'll shut the car off and when I turn it on again no lights again for the same amount of time. Weird? Also don't have any check engine light so my OBD2 scanner doesn't show anything. Thanks in advance for any help I love my ISF and this forum 👍
#5
I occasionally experience that too. I think it may be the gas cap. When it happens, after I shut the car off I re-tighten the gas cap and then I wont experience it again until next time I put gas in the car. I can't be sure until I just replace the cap altogether and it completely stops happening.
#6
50% of my battery purchases end up in bad cell returns within a week. Def try another.
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#8
I occasionally experience that too. I think it may be the gas cap. When it happens, after I shut the car off I re-tighten the gas cap and then I wont experience it again until next time I put gas in the car. I can't be sure until I just replace the cap altogether and it completely stops happening.
Hey,
Also worth checking your battery wires for damage.
Bad connections can cause symptoms like the ones you're describing as well.
Hope you can get it sorted soon mate.
Cheers.
Thanks will take a deeper look at the wires. The car had a valley plate leak I'm wondering if that could have caused a electrical problem? I need to fix this I need some headers and a tune!!!!
Peter
Also worth checking your battery wires for damage.
Bad connections can cause symptoms like the ones you're describing as well.
Hope you can get it sorted soon mate.
Cheers.
Thanks will take a deeper look at the wires. The car had a valley plate leak I'm wondering if that could have caused a electrical problem? I need to fix this I need some headers and a tune!!!!
Peter
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Are you connecting with Techstream or a generic OBDII scanner?
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Does the techstream connect to the car at all?
From the codes you posted, it looks like you need to recalibrate the yaw sensor.
If you originally used a cheapy generic scan tool to look for codes, it can trip the VSC/TRAC lights. Toyotas are weird like that.
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Is this an X-horse cable? The one I have won't talk to my '08 ECM, but talks fine to a '12 ECM and the wife's Scion. Not sure what the issue is, almost makes me want to get the Mongoose cable and upgrade my TIS subscription. The X-horse works fine for all the other ECUs onboard.