waltthizzney

I got my front rotors and pads replaced and got my transmission fluid switched. When I turned the car back on and drove it the VSA light comes on after going above 20MPH. I had older tires on, switched to new tires, was this perhaps a traction error? Is there a way to reset the VSA? Did the mechanic who did the brake job brake something related to the VSA?

I can not turn VSA on or off from the dash either. Even before the error comes on (before going over 20mph)

Thanks!

justnspace

iTrader: (1)

perhaps the mechanic left some sensors unconnected

projektvertx

iTrader: (2)

Unplugged sensor? Is it possible they unplugged the wheel speed sensor at one wheel?

RL09

Is there a triangle there too?

Pull the codes maybe it will tell you specifically.

The right scanner can also do resets for the angle speed sensor, and the neutral position memorization, which can be the causes here.

waltthizzney

that did the trick in case anyone is wondering, there is reset on some scanners where you put the wheel straight and and turn the car off and on a bunch of times. Also got rid of my emissions warning light for my cat