Muadh AbdulHakim

So I took my car to a body shop to get my bumper replaced. They had the car for 3 days and when I picked it up I noticed that the VSA light (the triangle with an exclamation point in the middle) was on. Seeing it was on I pushed the vsa button to turn it off but it still stayed there. I tried holding it as well but nothing. The next day I took the car to the mechanic and he told me he doesn't know what it is and he said I should take it back to the body shop because they probably knocked a sensor off causing the light. So I go back to the body shop and they guy takes a scanner computer thingy and plugs it into the car and he checks whats the issue. He said the sensor for the abs, which is related to the vsa, is behind the wheel and is nowhere near the bumper. He also pulls up the scanner information and says the code is "112-1 internal power source malfunction" which I will attach to this post. The auto body shop guy also said that I might need an abs sensor wire replacement because of bad batteries. So after this I'm googling things and i'm thinking the battery died while the body shop had it which caused this issue but I checked the battery and the voltage is 12.4 so i'm not sure whats going on. Also after about 30 seconds of driving every single time I get the vsa letters popping up next to the vsa symbol. Does anyone know what is going on? If you guys could tell me what the other codes mean and if they are important that would be pretty cool as well. Thanks
My car is a 2005 tl

MyGuti

why the heck did the body shop need 3 days to replace a bumper?

Muadh AbdulHakim

csmeance

clear the codes and recheck, it could be a bad ground wire near the bumper area or it could be a bad wheel sensor.

Anthony Lynn Davis Jr.

Iyou habe to preform a neutral safety switch procedure and it will go away and yes its from the batt dying its nothing find how to preform it on thos site im looking for it. Right now since i drained my bat and have to do it again

K