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Originally Posted by blue2006
this may sound crazy,, but check that your gas cap is properly seated and closed all the way. same thing happened to me last summer and i almost had a cow, did a quick search and found that solution, it worked thankfully. i cant find the link i referenced, but before you go nuts trying to find an issue that may not be there, its worth a shot
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A problem caused by a loose gas cap would throw a check engine OBD code (which would in turn shut off VSC), not VSC/Trac/ABS codes with no check engine. Since the check engine light isn't illuminated, it's not a problem with the engine. You'll need a scan tool that can read ABS computer codes to find out what it is.
From
here:
MIL
OFF, TRAC
On, VSC
On (and maybe ABS On IF an ABS code is set also)- There is a Non-OBDII Failure in the ABS/TRAC/VSC system and it requires an ABS Capable Scantool to pull accurate codes from, this is
NOT an engine or emission related issue. Most Autoparts stores should have a capable scantool to get codes, but you may have to go to an independent shop and/or the dealer. An example of a failure of this type would be a speed sensor or failure in ABS wiring, ect.
Hope that helps!