I used this procedure to perform a zero point calibration on a 2004 RAV4. Your paper clip positions worked on my car. The dealer manual showed the wrong positions. Thank you, you saved me $400. That’s what the dealer quoted.
This video has saved me. My 2011 Toyota Camry reset Steering angle sensor and calibrated to zero. All I did was disconnect both battery terminals for 15 mins, making sure to park on level surface and make sure my steering wheel was straight. Didn't even use the paper clips this time as I had no errors.
FYI - did this in 2024 - It Worked on my 2015 Toyota Sienna - Did not disconnect battery - had to do this after I changed out both struts myself. Similar videos out there however some videos skip the first step (“touch clips together 6x’s”) and only do the 2nd step and it seemed to clear the VSC light for them. Anyway Thank you sir!
Holy crap, this actually worked! You’re awesome 👏 For anyone reading this for future reference, I’ve got a 2017 Corolla…had the lane departure, traction control and vehicle collision system malfunction warnings all come up after new tie rods and an alignment and this fixed it. All of those systems are now working correctly with no warning lights on. Just be aware that the OBD socket was the other way up on my car (long side at the top) so be careful to make sure you locate the CG and TS pins for your vehicle correctly.
Thanks alot, I used this and it even helps me clear the VSC and Trac off code. It saves me N15,000=$50, which is enough to buy 110 litres of Gas. I appreciate From Nigeria 🇳🇬
Thank You soooo Much !!! It worked perfectly on my Lexus RX330 after I had a wheel alignment done and the VSC light stayed on. Your step by step was terrific !!!! Keep up the great work. I'm following you forever. Thanks again.
Thank you for the info on Toyota Zero point calibration. I must have searched for two days, but never found any useful information until I found your site. I followed your instructions, and it’s fixed!
This is great man im gonna give it a try on my civic. Thanks and respect One thing i may add here. When removing battery terminals always remove the negative first then positive. When hooking it bsck up positive first then negative last.
Worked great on my RX300. In the 2003 RX 300, the TS is number 3 on the top and CG is number 5 if you count it from left to right. Thank you very much!
Man thank you so much!! You saved me a little over $250 because of this simple fix. They wanted to charge me that much to recalibrate it. I’m glad your here man!!
Thank you so much for making this video! Very detailed and done very well! Helped me perform the zero point calibration on my 2013 Toyota Sienna to clear the VSC error and code. Also I didn’t have to disconnect the battery terminals first for this to be successful.
Excellent video, and it solved my problem, which I'll share for others with similar situations: 2006 Sienna with VSC and Trac Off lights on. I didn't know about this problem, because I had another issue that tripped the Check Engine light, which also causes the VSC and Trac Off lights to come on (which I ignored). Once I solved the Check Engine problem and got that light to clear, the VSC and Trac Off light came on by themselves. I believe it must have been related to a rack & pinion boot replacement done a year or more ago. Anyway, performed the procedure above and all lights are off now. Thank you for the great video!
Thank you! Put a new steering rack in my 2015 Sienna. This procedure cleared the C1290 code. For those working on a similar Sienna, I used OBD ports 4 and 12 (note port is upside down in car). I didn’t need to disconnect battery.
Thank u so much it worked on my 2011 sianna. Although I allmost missed it because did the contact too early, I didnt listen to "coming up soon" and did the contact too early 1st time it didn't work. I listened to your instructions again and followed excatly and it worked great.
Been having trouble with my car braking by itself...very dangerous...was told to get a zero point calibration to solve this problem..will try tomorrow..thanks!
Wow, excellent video!!! I did this procedure on my daughter's 2003 Toyota Highlander limited V6. I used pin's #4 (CG) and #14 (TS) on the OBD 2 port. It worked like a champ!!! Of course, every manufacturer is going to use different pins. This worked for the 03 Highlander and i believe will on the 4 Runner as well ? Thanks Again 😊!
Worked great on my 2006 Highlander. TS is pin 12 on my OBDII port. The trick/caution here is the connector is upside down on the Highlander. Thank you very much for this post; it was very helpful.
Thank you for saving me.. my 4runner lights are gone just after touching wires 4 times within 8 seconds.. thank you, you are a life saver❤❤❤❤❤ subscribing your channel now..
Nice job....For everyone's information.....My 2001 Highlander always needs the ZP calibration whenever I erase problem codes with OBD scan tool after I make a repair due to diagnosis code issue.
Thank you so much work perfect i replace wheel bearing after that trac light come on i use my scanner whit the code steering wheel zero calibration. Now after you video problem solved 😊
Cg chassis ground pin 4.... tc timing ignition abs pin 13 ... Sg signal ground pin 5.... Toyota late model only 1998 and newer some may differ lock side pin 9 to 16 wide side pin 1 to 8... He used signal ground and tc abs angle connection
Thank you! My girlfriends 2004 es330 was driving me nuts. The trac, vsc, brake, abs where all on. I got the car scanned and it had a bad rear right abs sensor. After replacing the wheel hub assembly and abs sensor the abs and brake went off. I replaced the gas cap with an oem and got a new battery after not passing a test but it didnt seem to be the fix. After doing this the vsc and trac went away! Thank you 🙌
what does the CG and TS terminal stand for? If I was guessing CG would be chassis ground, I'm having an issue where I think I need a zero point calibration for my 2006 chevy trailblazer, what is the TS?
Thank you so much my dear Sir, your video is on point. Had this problem on my 2012 Fortuner for over 10 months and by watching your video I sorted it just like that...
Jmoney Z I kept searching internet and found one that was the mirror image and counted back and tried the 2 pins and it worked. A little luck and experience. 🤪
Hi. Thanks 👍🏽 for the great video! Question: is the Higlander the 2.7 or the 3.5 engine? I have a a 2009 Sienna with the 3.5 2grfe engine, same as the Highlander 3.5. Thanks again!
new subscriber!! very detailed, straightforward explanations!! thx 4 your quality time & consideration to post these videos to learn much of what you know & just about everything Im currently learning #newmechanicintraining
Hi Great Vidio. Just 2 Questions (1) Will this system clear the Electronic Steering program on my Vauxhall Insignia (20 Where do I find CG And TS port information.
Hey, great job! I do have an Autel scanner and will try that first to see if it has a special function, which will be for ABS reset, since the Steering wheel angle sensor works together with the ABS. If not, I will try your method. I hope you had a great Thanksgiving!😉 God bless!
Sir your video is very well done, great info,great vocals.the only problem I can't find info online on where is the terminal TS & TG.LEXUS ES 350 2008 WITH A NEW ENGINE. That is why code came on I believe...thanks
The odd part is I have a bidirectional scan took and it says calibration successfully but the lights stay one vdc and slip. This all happened when I replaced the clock spring. I counted the number of turns left and right and made sure France there location I have 2.5 turns both left and right I think I’m gonna pull it off again if I can’t find this info
I've watched all 7 videos on How to Fix Check Engine, VSC, Trac Off Warning lights. My issue is: On my 2001 Toyota 4Runner Limited 2WD I have No Check Engine Code but my Brake, Trac Off, VSC Trac & ABS lights are on & my Odometer, Speedometer & Cruise Control do not work. The vehicle still runs a-ok with all those issues & no check engine code. I changed the Vehicle Speed Sensor but everything is still the same. What would u suggest I try next or what do u think could be the cause? Thanks in advance & thanks for all your great & informative videos
@@christianvanegas1901 I purchased a used OEM ABS TRC VSC SKID TRACTION CONTROL MODULE 01-02 off of Ebay & when I swapped them out all my issues were fixed
Also I could never find anything but numbers for the terminals. (No TS or CG designated terminals.) Mostly #4 and #9 for Honda but no idea if this still holds true for 2012 models. Very interesting and well done video.
Great video. Not sure that the battery disconnect is a necessary step. My 05 Corolla does not instruct a battery disconnect as per the factory manual. Now if only Hyundai would incorporate these simple work arounds.
thank you so much! worked on my 2009 toyota RAV4. I didn't have TRAC lights come on, but the traction control symbol after a wheel alignment. My code reader read c1336 which pointed to this problem.
I have a toyota camry 3.5 v6 2010 (start/stop button) and the first steps didn't work, the lights didn't flash... only the final one, when u turn the ignition on with the paper clips together, but in this case, all lights flashed.. not only VSC and ABS but also all the lights (they didn't flash together, with the same speed)! I don't know if it worked.. the lights are off now, but if I simply disconnect the battery, it's normal for the lights to be off for awhile.. I drove for 50 miles and the lights r still off.. I hope they keep it that way.. I live in Brazil and I couldn't find a place to perform zero calibrate point in my car through a scanner, it seems that the car doesn't accept it! Have u seen a car that doesn't accept the first steps but the final one works well?
I had my hybrid battery on my 2006 Prius changed. Right after that the mechanic called me that he changed the battery, but he gave me the car with the ABS, VSC and the brake lights "ON" and the could not get them to turn off, and that I had to take it to the Toyota dealership because it was beyond his abilities. Do you know if changing the hybrid battery could've cause the light to turn "ON"? I check the ABS fuses and they're good. This other video mechanic said that if you check the ABS fuse and it's burned, it can be the ABS actuator could have a short, and that's like a $4,000-$5,000 job at the dealership, but if the fuse is still good, it could mean that the ABS speed sensors or the cables might have an open somewhere in the wire. I tried your zero-point calibration and it did its thing, but at the end the lights did not go out. (Priuses are complex to fix)
Sir, I would like to know last process to be run on the road at 25mph straight in 10 sec. It make me a little difficult to drive at that speed straight long in 10 sec. Is it require or not? Plz let me know.
Does this apply to 2001 model prado in Australia? As a non recommended scan tool was used and now vsc off light is on and also trc vsc light Yes did that on purpose to show light setup
I used this procedure to perform a zero point calibration on a 2004 RAV4. Your paper clip positions worked on my car. The dealer manual showed the wrong positions. Thank you, you saved me $400. That’s what the dealer quoted.
This video has saved me. My 2011 Toyota Camry reset Steering angle sensor and calibrated to zero. All I did was disconnect both battery terminals for 15 mins, making sure to park on level surface and make sure my steering wheel was straight. Didn't even use the paper clips this time as I had no errors.
U didn't do anything but clear the light temporarily! It will come back because the calibration still needs to be done!
FYI - did this in 2024 - It Worked on my 2015 Toyota Sienna - Did not disconnect battery - had to do this after I changed out both struts myself. Similar videos out there however some videos skip the first step (“touch clips together 6x’s”) and only do the 2nd step and it seemed to clear the VSC light for them. Anyway Thank you sir!
Holy crap, this actually worked! You’re awesome 👏
For anyone reading this for future reference, I’ve got a 2017 Corolla…had the lane departure, traction control and vehicle collision system malfunction warnings all come up after new tie rods and an alignment and this fixed it. All of those systems are now working correctly with no warning lights on.
Just be aware that the OBD socket was the other way up on my car (long side at the top) so be careful to make sure you locate the CG and TS pins for your vehicle correctly.
What a champion,fixed my ABS,VSC and break malfuntion error on a 2008 Toyota Kluger
Thanks alot, I used this and it even helps me clear the VSC and Trac off code. It saves me N15,000=$50, which is enough to buy 110 litres of Gas. I appreciate
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Thank You soooo Much !!! It worked perfectly on my Lexus RX330 after I had a wheel alignment done and the VSC light stayed on. Your step by step was terrific !!!! Keep up the great work. I'm following you forever. Thanks again.
Thank you for the info on Toyota Zero point calibration. I must have searched for two days, but never found any useful information until I found your site. I followed your instructions, and it’s fixed!
This is great man im gonna give it a try on my civic. Thanks and respect
One thing i may add here. When removing battery terminals always remove the negative first then positive. When hooking it bsck up positive first then negative last.
Worked great on my RX300.
In the 2003 RX 300, the TS is number 3 on the top and CG is number 5 if you count it from left to right. Thank you very much!
Man thank you so much!! You saved me a little over $250 because of this simple fix. They wanted to charge me that much to recalibrate it. I’m glad your here man!!
Thank you red foreman.
Bruh 😂
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It’s rare to find videos so well done such as this one. You did such a great job!
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Thank you so much for making this video! Very detailed and done very well! Helped me perform the zero point calibration on my 2013 Toyota Sienna to clear the VSC error and code. Also I didn’t have to disconnect the battery terminals first for this to be successful.
Which pins did you use for your sienna? I'm having the same issue with no luck
I used 12 and 4 on my 2015 Sienna. But note OBD port is upside down
2009 toyota Matrix S . Connected 4 and 12 (exactly as it is on video but upside down) . Hallelujah! It worked . Thank you
Excellent video, and it solved my problem, which I'll share for others with similar situations: 2006 Sienna with VSC and Trac Off lights on. I didn't know about this problem, because I had another issue that tripped the Check Engine light, which also causes the VSC and Trac Off lights to come on (which I ignored). Once I solved the Check Engine problem and got that light to clear, the VSC and Trac Off light came on by themselves. I believe it must have been related to a rack & pinion boot replacement done a year or more ago. Anyway, performed the procedure above and all lights are off now. Thank you for the great video!
Thank you! Put a new steering rack in my 2015 Sienna. This procedure cleared the C1290 code. For those working on a similar Sienna, I used OBD ports 4 and 12 (note port is upside down in car). I didn’t need to disconnect battery.
Thank u so much it worked on my 2011 sianna. Although I allmost missed it because did the contact too early, I didnt listen to "coming up soon" and did the contact too early 1st time it didn't work. I listened to your instructions again and followed excatly and it worked great.
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Been having trouble with my car braking by itself...very dangerous...was told to get a zero point calibration to solve this problem..will try tomorrow..thanks!
Fin Adict any luck? same issue here
3XP3NS1V3 no this didn’t solve my problem...I was hopeful..I’m wondering if I need an actual alignment first
@@benholdindid you ever get your issue fixed and if so what did you replace to get adequate results
Thank you Paul,
I went ahead and did zpc on my 07 tundra and it went great all because of your video and skill.
Wow, excellent video!!! I did this procedure on my daughter's 2003 Toyota Highlander limited V6. I used pin's #4 (CG) and #14 (TS) on the OBD 2 port. It worked like a champ!!! Of course, every manufacturer is going to use different pins. This worked for the 03 Highlander and i believe will on the 4 Runner as well ? Thanks Again 😊!
Worked great on my 2006 Highlander. TS is pin 12 on my OBDII port. The trick/caution here is the connector is upside down on the Highlander. Thank you very much for this post; it was very helpful.
Yes i noticed that too. Users should be careful about this.
Thank you for saving me.. my 4runner lights are gone just after touching wires 4 times within 8 seconds.. thank you, you are a life saver❤❤❤❤❤ subscribing your channel now..
Great video easy to understand and follow just reset the abs and vsa light on my 2004 Toyota Land Cruiser. Keep up the good work! 👍🏽
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Worked perfect on Lexus LS430 2001! God bless you
Nice job....For everyone's information.....My 2001 Highlander always needs the ZP calibration whenever I erase problem codes with OBD scan tool after I make a repair due to diagnosis code issue.
Thank you so much work perfect i replace wheel bearing after that trac light come on i use my scanner whit the code steering wheel zero calibration. Now after you video problem solved 😊
Cg chassis ground pin 4.... tc timing ignition abs pin 13 ... Sg signal ground pin 5.... Toyota late model only 1998 and newer some may differ lock side pin 9 to 16 wide side pin 1 to 8... He used signal ground and tc abs angle connection
Thank you! My girlfriends 2004 es330 was driving me nuts. The trac, vsc, brake, abs where all on. I got the car scanned and it had a bad rear right abs sensor. After replacing the wheel hub assembly and abs sensor the abs and brake went off. I replaced the gas cap with an oem and got a new battery after not passing a test but it didnt seem to be the fix. After doing this the vsc and trac went away! Thank you 🙌
Thank you so much, sir. This helped me with my issues! Super easy to follow video.
Thanks so much for your advice. I try to do with my scanner. But not working. Do it your way don’t cost me a penny. But successful
Thank you, your video kept our shop from being embarrassed
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you have a shop and you have to look up UA-cam videos? that's scary.
what does the CG and TS terminal stand for? If I was guessing CG would be chassis ground, I'm having an issue where I think I need a zero point calibration for my 2006 chevy trailblazer, what is the TS?
Thank you so much my dear Sir, your video is on point. Had this problem on my 2012 Fortuner for over 10 months and by watching your video I sorted it just like that...
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Thank you very much. I fixed my wife’s grandfathers 2002 highlander. Finding the DLC3 pins to connect was different than yours.
Sir Sweetness how did u figure where to put them mine are different too i own 350z 2003 and im completely lost
Jmoney Z
I kept searching internet and found one that was the mirror image and counted back and tried the 2 pins and it worked. A little luck and experience. 🤪
Sir Sweetness well i always have bad luck so that explains y i cant find anything similar
That's some very handy information. I may need it one day. Thanks.
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Thank you!!! This helped me a lot … just did it in a Jack and the box parking lot
Will this work on a 2008 Santa Fe? Thank you for all the great info.
Thanks so much, mine is Toyota Sienna 2010 use port 4 and port 12
Hi. Thanks 👍🏽 for the great video!
Question: is the Higlander the 2.7 or the 3.5 engine?
I have a a 2009 Sienna with the 3.5 2grfe engine, same as the Highlander 3.5.
Thanks again!
2.4
Awesome, worked like charm. On a 2002 V6 Highlander ports 4 and 14 are what you need. Could not find this info on line, trial and error.
From Lebanon 🇱🇧, Thank you brother.
Will this Recalibrate your Steering Wheel Angle Sensor in a 2006 Nissan Armada?
new subscriber!! very detailed, straightforward explanations!! thx 4 your quality time & consideration to post these videos to learn much of what you know & just about everything Im currently learning #newmechanicintraining
Hi Great Vidio. Just 2 Questions (1) Will this system clear the Electronic Steering program on my Vauxhall Insignia
(20 Where do I find CG And TS port information.
Hey, great job! I do have an Autel scanner and will try that first to see if it has a special function, which will be for ABS reset, since the Steering wheel angle sensor works together with the ABS. If not, I will try your method. I hope you had a great Thanksgiving!😉 God bless!
Your procedure worked perfectly on our 2004 4Runner
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Ahhh the idiosyncrasies of computer sensors i could live without. Thanks for the video I will book market and see what i can do later.
Thank you . You are the best. I have seen many video about vsc off setting your video is easy and helpful. Thanks you
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You're awesome, nice to have some redundancy in verification. Appreciate it!
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Perfectly worked on my 2015 Land Cruiser. Very helpful. Thanks Brother.
👍😊 other than the terrible gas mileage, how happy are you with your Land Cruiser?
@@proclaimliberty2000 I’m guessing not too happy and probably a little sad that’s why he didn’t respond 🤷♂️
Sir your video is very well done, great info,great vocals.the only problem I can't find info online on where is the terminal TS & TG.LEXUS ES 350 2008 WITH A NEW ENGINE. That is why code came on I believe...thanks
You just saved my neighbors life.
The odd part is I have a bidirectional scan took and it says calibration successfully but the lights stay one vdc and slip. This all happened when I replaced the clock spring. I counted the number of turns left and right and made sure France there location I have 2.5 turns both left and right I think I’m gonna pull it off again if I can’t find this info
We love you unc. Saved all of us with this one
I've watched all 7 videos on How to Fix Check Engine, VSC, Trac Off Warning lights. My issue is: On my 2001 Toyota 4Runner Limited 2WD I have No Check Engine Code but my Brake, Trac Off, VSC Trac & ABS lights are on & my Odometer, Speedometer & Cruise Control do not work. The vehicle still runs a-ok with all those issues & no check engine code. I changed the Vehicle Speed Sensor but everything is still the same. What would u suggest I try next or what do u think could be the cause? Thanks in advance & thanks for all your great & informative videos
Im having the same problem with my 2007 4Runner SR5, did you ever find a solution to this?
@@christianvanegas1901 I purchased a used OEM ABS TRC VSC SKID TRACTION CONTROL MODULE 01-02 off of Ebay & when I swapped them out all my issues were fixed
This is for steering and weight? or occupant sensor as well? There is a lot of "Zero Point" verbiage out there.
Will this method on work on Toyota or can it be used on an Audi too?
Also I could never find anything but numbers for the terminals. (No TS or CG designated terminals.) Mostly #4 and #9 for Honda but no idea if this still holds true for 2012 models. Very interesting and well done video.
How on earth did you figure this out! 🤔
Great video. Not sure that the battery disconnect is a necessary step. My 05 Corolla does not instruct a battery disconnect as per the factory manual. Now if only Hyundai would incorporate these simple work arounds.
Could you please let me know which terminal port in my 2013 Nissan X-trail OBD2 is TS and CG? I can not find it anywhere.
Will this work on a 2008 Honda Civic Hybrid? Thank you in advance.
Sounds promising :) I hope this works in my Prius 2010 :)
Very detailed and true informative that works with 2010 Gen tundra. Good job.
Great video.... After 3 trials....it works.
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This is very helpful. Great job putting up this video. Manage to it done in 1st try. 3:57
Bro you’re a fucking G man! An alignment shop messed up my car which caused it to the abs and traction control light on. This fixed this
Thank you. It worked.
thank you so much! worked on my 2009 toyota RAV4. I didn't have TRAC lights come on, but the traction control symbol after a wheel alignment. My code reader read c1336 which pointed to this problem.
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Thank you brother Shalom YESHUA bless you
Your videos are very helpful. Thanks
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You sir are a legend thank you so much
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I have a toyota camry 3.5 v6 2010 (start/stop button) and the first steps didn't work, the lights didn't flash... only the final one, when u turn the ignition on with the paper clips together, but in this case, all lights flashed.. not only VSC and ABS but also all the lights (they didn't flash together, with the same speed)! I don't know if it worked.. the lights are off now, but if I simply disconnect the battery, it's normal for the lights to be off for awhile.. I drove for 50 miles and the lights r still off.. I hope they keep it that way.. I live in Brazil and I couldn't find a place to perform zero calibrate point in my car through a scanner, it seems that the car doesn't accept it! Have u seen a car that doesn't accept the first steps but the final one works well?
great job my man
Thanks. Whew I needed this😊
Thank you for the information 🙌
What does CG amd TS stand for maybe they are called something different on my jeep??
Figure out what they are called? I'm resetting my Charger soon with this video and it's prob the same
THANK YOU 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏 I live in the Caribbean and the local Toyota dealership couldn’t do a Zero Point Calibration. I’ll try this later tonight.
Does this work for you?
Will this work for occupancy seat detection sensors that need " ZERO Point Reset" after new ones being installed on a Nissan?
The reset worked for my 2010 Corolla. But the VSC light is flashing. Any thoughts on why it would do this.
Worked perfectly thank you
it works on my scion IM 2017 🙏
Would it work on any brand like mazda 6?
I had my hybrid battery on my 2006 Prius changed. Right after that the mechanic called me that he changed the battery, but he gave me the car with the ABS, VSC and the brake lights "ON" and the could not get them to turn off, and that I had to take it to the Toyota dealership because it was beyond his abilities. Do you know if changing the hybrid battery could've cause the light to turn "ON"? I check the ABS fuses and they're good. This other video mechanic said that if you check the ABS fuse and it's burned, it can be the ABS actuator could have a short, and that's like a $4,000-$5,000 job at the dealership, but if the fuse is still good, it could mean that the ABS speed sensors or the cables might have an open somewhere in the wire. I tried your zero-point calibration and it did its thing, but at the end the lights did not go out. (Priuses are complex to fix)
how much Toyota dealer charged to turned the lights it off? Thanks
It worked 🎉. Thanks !
Great video. My steering went hard after changing inner tie rod. Could this be my problem. Steering was fine before and after for 2 days. 2011 fusion
You may need an alignment/the tie rod may need to be adjusted.
Thank you my dear brother 👌❤️
Will this work on 2016 4runner? And if this is not done , will atrac , mts and crawl control still work? Ty
Hi I got 2011 avensis . will this calibration solve the clutch stroke sensor zero point calibration issue(C1346) as well? thank you
This is an old video but I can’t find the cg and to and I’m afraid of bricking the obd2 n
Hey boss, will this work on a 2018 Chrysler 300?
How about the same procedure for 2013 Chevy Suburban LTZ?
Thank you so much it worked
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Is this for Old American cars? I have a European GM car with OBD2 with no terminals listed as CG & TS
Worked on my 2012 Lexus ISF
Sir, I would like to know last process to be run on the road at 25mph straight in 10 sec. It make me a little difficult to drive at that speed straight long in 10 sec. Is it require or not? Plz let me know.
Do it in an empty parking lot.
My god! This is black magic! Can i do this trick on my subaru crosstreck?
Thank you so much!
👍😊 This will work on any vehicle!
Excellent! And are the CG and TS conectores on the obd the same in any vehicule?
Thank you 😊😊😊
Does this apply to 2001 model prado in Australia? As a non recommended scan tool was used and now vsc
off light is on and also trc
vsc light
Yes did that on purpose to show light setup
Does any one know which pin is ts and cg on 2003 Toyota Sequoia ? Very much appreciated.