Yes another TRAC VSC OFF thread

[jumelton]

Hey guys,

I bought my 2002 Sequoia this year and the VSC and TRAC lights have been on the whole time (no ABS or CEL). I tried ZPC with the paperclips. I tried leaving the battery disconnected for a few days. Those didn't work. I'm hoping someone can chime in with what worked for you. Or is there a way to get the code for the issue without making a trip to the dealer? The lights really don't bother me, but I do plan to do some wheeling in the snow this winter and believe the traction control system would help.

Anything would be helpful guys!

 

[jumelton]

Update. I pulled the codes for the abs. Codes 31 and 32. So computer is picking up an issue with both front sensors. Anyone have luck with aftermarket sensors?

 

[Rob]

I temporarily had codes pop up doing y brakes before I bled the brakes. Try that first? Front sensors are easily removed and cleaned as well.

 

[Elena]

Good day. I do have the same problem with Toyota Sequoia 2002 - VSC and TRAC lights are steady ON. Yaw rate sensor and steering wheel position sensor have been replaced. Will appreciate a lot for reply if someone knows how to resolve this problem

 

[Trideyota]

I had this problem checked everything and finally replaced abs module. Found one on Ebay for $40. Then lifted and added switch to turn it off. It was always going off with the lift. So keep that in mind if your going to lift the vehicle.

 

[Elena]

Thanks for the reply. Abs module has been already checked as well, it's in working condition. So, do not know what else should be done for VSC and Trac lights to go off...

 

[Boba Fett]

I have replaced front sensors aftermarket $16.17 vs Toyota Dealership $160. $400 to install. Suck it dealership. I have had great success with the aftermarkets sensors. I have had mine installed now since 10/9/18 with no problems. The front are very easy to install (see video below unplug and a few bolts) . This appears to be a common problem with Sequoias this abs speed sensor stops working properly and I would experience the abs kicking in when it should not. For example such as turning sharply into a parking spot would usually set the abs off before I replaced it. This video should hopefully help you out.