Toyota 4Runner VSC TRAC and Track off lights keep common on even after reset, Fixed by Calibration

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[@donnievick3076]

I have the same lights on in a 2001 4Runner. I don't have a several thousand dollar scan tool to get a zero point calibration. So, how do I turn the lights off without an expensive scan tool? Also, is using the scan tool to turn the lights off fixing the problem, or is it temporary? Thanks!

[@RBTheMechanic]

It depends if nothing is bad usully this need calibration but if light continue to come on again immediately could be something faulty

[@bgiovannic]

I’m in the very same situation with your year make and model. What triggered your lights and /or warning to come on? I loaned my vehicle out to a family member and was returned with TRAC OFF, VSC OFF & ABS light on. Have you gotten yours fixed

[@angelbluerider9588]

these lights came on my fathers 2004 4runner after he took it to inspection. those light wasnt there until the mechanic hooked up a Odb2 scanner. why ?

[@RBTheMechanic]

Oh that’s happned to me once well he need to reset it

[@alale923]

Great video. I couldve sworn i did this without any scanner and manually some way.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yeah they have instructions u just gotta jump some wires

[@jgonzales9041]

Where are you located at?

[@RBTheMechanic]

I’m in north nj bayonne

[@thakor99]

I have same problem and when I change my tire this American tire company guy took away my sensor and put one was not working now he is asking 90 buck for this.

[@RBTheMechanic]

U need the sensor

[@peace2all51]

Making it off with short cut will this help in the future?

[@RBTheMechanic]

What do u mean

[@peace2all51]

Why it is on in the first place? So where do i get the tool? Thank you though for your video

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@peace2all51 well this guy goes off road and abuses the truck here and there also his driveway is 80degree steep so it effects him lot he always come to me every once a while I do this and now I use scan tool to make it easier

[@bmerritt42]

Good truck

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yup this pen got like 270k miles

[@edlopez5k]

Thanks!!!!!

[@RBTheMechanic]

Welcome