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How to disable trac and VSC in highlander hybrid 2006 model
I am experiencing sudden power off in a drive off 20km on my toyota highlander hybrid 2006 model. A check VSC system light is displayed on my the dashboard. So, do I need to disable the track and VSC light
Re: How to disable trac and VSC in highlander hybrid 2006...
Disabling the light doesn't fix the problem, you should have this diagnosed by connecting a diagnostic code reader that can communicate with the traction control system, then go from there.
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Your question as written makes no sense. You made an earlier post 10 minutes before asking "How do check fuel pump is working".
Although badly written, (How do you check that the fuel pump is working?), I can answer that.
In the engine bay on the fuel rail there is a port that looks like a tyre stem called a Schrader Valve. You connect a fuel pressure gauge to it and test the fuel pressure when turning the engine over to start it. The pressure should be 44-50 PSI.
There are a few possible reasons why your 2008 Toyota Highlander won't start and has the "Check VSC System" and "Check Hybrid System" warnings: Battery problem: The battery may not have enough strength or power to start the car. A qualified technician should test the battery to ensure it supplies the correct voltage and amperage. Problem with the hybrid system: The hybrid system could be experiencing issues, such as a broken inverter or a weak battery.
Vehicle stability control (VSC) system issue: The VSC system could be experiencing problems, such as faulty sensors or brake system issues. Fuel system issue: A vacuum could be created by the gas cap's improper seal.
Other issues: The vehicle may have issues such as a problem with the starter, the alternator, or the ignition switch.
It's best to have a professional technician diagnose the issue, and they will be able to identify the specific cause of the problem and make the necessary repairs.
If the vehicle has been sitting for several months, there might be other issues that could have arisen due to the lack of use. It's best to have a complete checkup and service before driving the vehicle again.
The computer monitor the system and recognized a problem. After so many years and miles the battery may go bad and computer send a massage. Or something ales is bad. Hard to guess w/o scanning for code. stop buy to dealer or mechanic wit good scanner and read the code.
I googles the vsc system problem and it led me to a answer for both of them for the vsc and the shift to park it could be caused by the torque inverter/converter if you google "vsc problem?" You will find the Toyota nation website and they are talking about this exact problem in that forum that will come up.
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