Pesky VSC Lights...no more!
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Pesky VSC Lights...no more!
If you've had a automotive tech hook-up a OBD scanner to your SC and after you leave you notice that your VSC/VSC OFF lights are now on follow the instructions below and do not waste your money bringing it back as they may tell you that you now need to buy this or that part to fix the light.
NOTE: It could be possible that you have a problem, but try this first and if the lights come back on then bring it in to be looked at.
Follow the below instructions:
NOTE: It could be possible that you have a problem, but try this first and if the lights come back on then bring it in to be looked at.
Follow the below instructions:
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Good for you, good find, am reading the other VSC thread.
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Just to let you know you are still helping your fellow SC brother and sisters with this great information. Just my reset my VSC lights. You were very acturate. Thanks
Just to let you know you are still helping your fellow SC brother and sisters with this great information. Just my reset my VSC lights. You were very acturate. Thanks
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Mine also has the abs light on and the trick above will not clear the fault on my car.
I since found out it is the abs speed sensor on the front wheel wire that been stretched and needs replacing.
I hope one the new sensor has been connected and i do a reset then all will be good again
I since found out it is the abs speed sensor on the front wheel wire that been stretched and needs replacing.
I hope one the new sensor has been connected and i do a reset then all will be good again
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Mine also has the abs light on and the trick above will not clear the fault on my car.
I since found out it is the abs speed sensor on the front wheel wire that been stretched and needs replacing.
I hope one the new sensor has been connected and i do a reset then all will be good again
I since found out it is the abs speed sensor on the front wheel wire that been stretched and needs replacing.
I hope one the new sensor has been connected and i do a reset then all will be good again
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