gmansr

2010 RDX w/nav. I'm getting a VSA 134 diagnostic message on my nav display even though the VSA is working properly (I think). How do you clear that message?

DRR98

Best to learn what set this code. If you are into working on your own car then slide under and inspect everything related to the VSA system. Halifax sensors, wiring, etc. If nothing obvious is found, use your warranty. I could not find any reference for DTC- VSA 134. Someone with a service manual will be able to look up the code.

gmansr

Thanx for taking the time to reply, I was able to find the reset answer on the forum. I bought the RDX used (33,000 mi) from my daughter , I didn't think it was covered under warranty that's why I was searching the forum.

DRR98

So she has 33k mi on a '10?

Clearing the code was/is not the most important issue.

The questions you need to ask are...

Warranty covers until xxxx mi and xxxx date?

What is vsa 134 code?

What caused code?

Is the vsa fully functional now?

Does the code require anything to be replaced or repaired?

wusty23jd

I'm bumping an old thread here, because my wife's 2007 Acura RDX also recently threw a VSA 134 code. I'm not exactly sure what this relates to, but I will keep digging into it.

CSmoney28

Did you reset the vehicle by disconnecting the battery and putting it back to see if it comes back...?

Tomtwtwtw

The most common suggestion out there appears to be a speed sensor issue, but that's far from the only possibility. I'd recommend a proper diagnosis from a mechanic, otherwise you may just be throwing random parts at it without knowing the true cause.

CSmoney28

If you’re Acura dealership does free diagnostic why not ...