who elses has this happend too.

I will be taking my car in on monday, and would like to know what will be done, im under the 30,000 miles. how long will it take to fix, or will i get a new car. I really dont like the idea of driving a car that had a problem with its stability control, is asking for a replacement car to much to ask?


any way i would just like to know, from ppl that this has happend to, what the dealership did, and so on and so on.

thanks much

 

search theres a tons of info on this but since i don't have a xB i don't get the vsc/track off lights all i get is the cel, just take to auto zone or such to get the codes read...

 

1) Do a VSC search--lots of reasons for the problem
2) It will take from one hour to several days to fix depending on the problem
3) If your car has to be kept over night Scion says you get a car to ride.

I just had the VSC light problem for about the fourth time. Once I had my alternator replaced. Once I had a loose gas cap. AND just a week ago I had the VVTI control replaced. Good luck...........

 

Wow I'm over 32 K and have never had these lights come on. Knock on wood!

 

I have also had this problem as of late, mine came up as a Timing Retarded. There has been a TSB put out for this very issue. Check this post.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=161996

 

well the car reset it self but i still took it in and in 3 hours the come to tell me that my cam timing shaft or something like that needs to be replaced it that the same thing as what they are talking about here https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=161996

 

In my case when I got these CEL lights last week (no codes) My 3rd brake light bulb was burned out, that was it.

 

Here is the link to this post https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...875&highlight=

 

well now they tell me its the TSB

 

When mine went out it was the Mass AirFlow Sensor. The dealer checked it out and said it was the gas cap but it still went off after they put a new cap on.