Traction control&Vsc issues. Will disabling traction control fix the problems caused by sensors?

carrier2carrier2 Member Posts: 2
edited December 2016 in Toyota
2004 Sienna XLE
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  • bmwk75sbmwk75s Member Posts: 21
    If you disable the traction control, you will also lose your ABS. Brakes will still work, but can lock in slippery conditions.
  • PF_FlyerPF_Flyer Member Posts: 9,372
    bmwk75s said:

    If you disable the traction control, you will also lose your ABS. Brakes will still work, but can lock in slippery conditions.

    And will that be worse than the problems you're experiencing? What kind of issues are you having?
  • WyomingSaturnWyomingSaturn Member Posts: 1

    Would a poor working traction control system make the Check Engine alert to come on ?

  • thecardoc3thecardoc3 Member Posts: 5,851
    No. The "Check Engine" light is strictly about emissions. The opposite could be true however, a problem with the engine control system can cause a traction control/stability control system issue.
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