Leuth

Question 1: TCS.

TCS = Traction Control System

So when I click the button and the light comes on in the dash, it means TCS is active. Sounds stupid, but yeah. I've never owned a Honda/Acura before.

Question 2: ABS

Apparently the ABS system is a hell of a lot more... uh... Yeah, no words. What's the whole system do? My Infiniti J30 had ABS, but no lights or anything along those lines. My light is on, but I know what problem that is.

Question 3: Scan tool that reads ABS/other codes

What tool, specifically (purchasable), can I get to check all of the "other" codes that might pop up? I already have an ODB2 scanner that even gives real time data.

Question 4: Why am I still shocked when I walk outside to my driveway and see a mean, sexy, classy looking car there?

Question 5: Which is better? Peanut Butter and Honey or Peanut Butter and Jam/Jelly?

Question 6: Is there a way to undo cigarette damage to the interior?

96TL_X

Q2: ABS light on is one of common problems in our car model. The dude from autoshop told me its not worthy to fix

Question 6: U should take pics so members here can see and give u advices.

Go90go

1) Light on means TCS off.

2) Your light could be from that stuck wheel speed sensor you mentioned on the right rear wheel.

3)Not too sure, I had a laptop-based diagnostic tool that I gave to a friend.

4) Because it's a sexy car which has a body style that unfortunately won't come back since people seem to like bubbles nowadays.

5) PB & J!

6) Short of replacing I don't know. I drove one of my chefs home once when he was drunk and he practically put out his cigarette on the A-pillar trying to get it out of the window.

~Cheers~

vas25tl

You can use an OBD II tester at any Autozone for free, or you can purchase one. They run right around $100 I believe for a basic one.

Go90go

The basic ones don't reset SRS and ABS, though.

~Cheers~

Leuth

My ODB2 tool is pretty good, but it doesn't seem to read those codes. :/