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Old 06-16-19, 11:31 PM
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Default ABS Wire

Originally Posted by Jaff
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I would appreciate any help of letting me know how to turn of the already too aggressive traction on my beloved Lexus 2007 GS450h. I love the car, but the traction control is driving me of the roof! Even when i use the trac off button it just goes back on when it detects spin. I don't mind any method possible to do it, even if extreme. I tried searching, dealer, and came up with null. I tried the old method for the older GS430's but no luck. Is there anyway?

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Jaff
So my GS 450h, '07, went for a bearing replacement last week. The new bearing installed did not have a working sensor, die to which the car disabled the TRC, VSC, ABS etc. So I think if the ABS wire is disconnected from behind the wheel, wire with jack connected to back of bearing, everything should be disabled. I haven't tried it on my own though, so try at your own risk.
Old 06-17-19, 11:53 PM
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Default Yessss it worked!!!

Originally Posted by Xenith
as the title says u need to put it into mantance mode but do so at owen risk as me manual says not for every day driving .

So it is a peddle dance
get in car turn on ign ( push power bottom twice with out for on brake)
while in park press gas peddle twice
then while in Neutral again press gas peddle twice
then back to park and press gas peddle twice
and last step is to start to car by holding the brake down and pushing the POWER button

have fun but at ur own risk
Worked. Best part is, only the VSC and TRC turn off. ABS and all other safety features still remain on! One thing to keep in mind while preforming this is that the car should be on a level surface, otherwise when you shift into neutral, it will start rolling. Happy GS drifting!
Old 06-18-19, 05:55 AM
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Originally Posted by jasir
Worked. Best part is, only the VSC and TRC turn off. ABS and all other safety features still remain on! One thing to keep in mind while preforming this is that the car should be on a level surface, otherwise when you shift into neutral, it will start rolling. Happy GS drifting!
Do you have any videos ?
Old 06-18-19, 05:39 PM
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No need for videos, plenty of confirmations. The car feels a bit short on power in it, though. There is another way, I just don't know it yet...
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Do you have any videos ?
Okay so I tried drifting with maintenance mode, however the powerloss was MAGNIFICENT. The wheels did not want to spin at all, no matter how hard I tried. Also, I tried taking out the ABS fuse. Yes, the TRC and VSC disabled, however, my car lost a lot of brake pressure, almost as if it had no brakes at all. Still looking for a realiable method to only turn the VSC and TRC off. Help please!
Old 11-13-19, 07:39 PM
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Default Loss of brakes

Originally Posted by jasir



Okay so I tried drifting with maintenance mode, however the powerloss was MAGNIFICENT. The wheels did not want to spin at all, no matter how hard I tried. Also, I tried taking out the ABS fuse. Yes, the TRC and VSC disabled, however, my car lost a lot of brake pressure, almost as if it had no brakes at all. Still looking for a realiable method to only turn the VSC and TRC off. Help please!

When i pulled the abs and abs 2 fuses the brakes worked fine for me and there was no loss of power
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Default Found another way

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Okay so I tried drifting with maintenance mode, however the powerloss was MAGNIFICENT. The wheels did not want to spin at all, no matter how hard I tried. Also, I tried taking out the ABS fuse. Yes, the TRC and VSC disabled, however, my car lost a lot of brake pressure, almost as if it had no brakes at all. Still looking for a realiable method to only turn the VSC and TRC off. Help please!
I tried the fuse pull method again works fine for me no brake or power loss .
anyway well heres another way i found
i removed the yellow wire (removed for testing idea you could put a switch here to temp break it ) with blue (may of been silver) dots from the LH wire joint box (theres two side by side), card number 37 which powers the TRC control ( while this is disconnected also have no cruise ,afs or vgrs) car drives fine gets way sideways even in the dry in sealed road

Behind the glove box , bolted just under the vent RHD

in this pic the yellow wire has already been removed . The pic is just to show the card 37 were the wire can be found.
I would cut this wire and fit a switch on dash

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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...rid-power.html

Put the car in S so that the engine doesn't auto shut off. Brakes act "funny" right as you come to a complete stop. Wouldn't use it in public for obvious reasons.
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Old 04-01-21, 08:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Xenith
I tried the fuse pull method again works fine for me no brake or power loss .
anyway well heres another way i found
i removed the yellow wire (removed for testing idea you could put a switch here to temp break it ) with blue (may of been silver) dots from the LH wire joint box (theres two side by side), card number 37 which powers the TRC control ( while this is disconnected also have no cruise ,afs or vgrs) car drives fine gets way sideways even in the dry in sealed road

Behind the glove box , bolted just under the vent RHD

I would cut this wire and fit a switch on dash
are you refering to the orange wire next to the green one ? As i dont see a yellow wire with blue dots on the 37 adapter. Or the whole adapter must be removed to fully get rid of the Trc system ?
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Default ​​​​​​​yellow wire

Originally Posted by madisongor
are you refering to the orange wire next to the green one ? As i dont see a yellow wire with blue dots on the 37 adapter. Or the whole adapter must be removed to fully get rid of the Trc system ?

in that pic the yellow wire has already been removed . The pic was just to show the card 37 were the wire could be found
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Originally Posted by Xenith
in that pic the yellow wire has already been removed . The pic was just to show the card 37 were the wire could be found
Did you manage to put a switch to toggle the wire?
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Not as yet i jave just left it unpluged for now car still drives like normal just no cruse control or trac control as far as i can tell thats all that is affected
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Originally Posted by Xenith
Not as yet i jave just left it unpluged for now car still drives like normal just no cruse control or trac control as far as i can tell thats all that is affected
How does it feel like driving long term with the no TC or VGRS? Does the steering feel OK? Any weirdness with the brakes? I'm very curious
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Originally Posted by petershen
How does it feel like driving long term with the no TC or VGRS? Does the steering feel OK? Any weirdness with the brakes? I'm very curious
still driving like this now and I love it can spin the wheels when ever I won't. No effect on steering
Old 12-20-22, 07:13 PM
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Default Help with abs fuse

Originally Posted by Xenith
pull the ABS MAIN and the ABS MAIN 2 fuses

Watch "gs450h at the drags" on YouTube https://youtu.be/92u-vxPHHis

I’m tryna pull the fuses and iss hella junction blocks in front of em, anyone know how to get passed em
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