i did the obd2 test myself, it didnt read any error codes

 

Malayalee King since I am new at this, I havent even looked at the fuses and the TCS light didnt come on by itself again, but i would still like to reset it anyways just to be sure if it works or not.How do I know whish fuses are for what, does it say in the fuse box?

 

http://www.tomorrowstechnician.com/tt/tt100410.htm

"...remove ABS fuse #2 for three seconds to clear the fault code. Reinstall the fuse and turn the ignition on. The ABS warning lamp should now go off."

check your driver side and passenger side fuse panels. I found a "TCS" in the fuse panel in engine bay near the front passenger suspension (left of sway bar).

This is what I pulled for 3 seconds. Did not seem to do anything, however.

 

For clarification:
Any of my post regarding brake pad bedding, ABS or TCS-

ALL testing should be conducted on lonely open roads with no other traffic

 

I will do all my testing down town during rushhour thank you very much hahaha

 

Canuks- I think the cold affects them

 

Just to follow up on this thread. To pull any ABS Codes, you can jump Pin 4 & 9. To help you locate them, Pin 4 is on the bottom row counting from the right. Pin 9 is on the far right and on the top row. I need to change my front right wheel sensor.