Check VGRS and Slip Indicator are showing up on my IS350
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Check VGRS and Slip Indicator are showing up on my IS350
Hello, I just bought a 2014 Lexus IS350 F sport and I have a "check VGRS system" message as well as a slipping indicator light on. There are after market wheels on the vehicle. Also none of the tire pressure numbers show up in the menu when I go to look for them. Any ideas what may be causing this issue? Also, the car is in ba need of an alignment, so could that possibly fix it?
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I’ll double check, although I do believe they are the same size. Do you think an alignment can fix the issue? Because the steering wheel is definitely off center when driving straight, it goes to the right a few degrees
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IT's hard to say what the issue is without knowing what the codes are.
To retrieve those codes you'll likely need the Toyota scanner, Techstream, since they are not powertrain codes.
Likely there is a VGRS code that's causing the Skid Control light to come on. Likely there isn't anything wrong with the Skid Control System.
If the alignment is out then you will need an alignment and the Yaw Rate and Acceleration sensors calibrated after. This has to be done after every alignment, no exceptions...provided you adjusted the alignment, which sounds you will definitely need.
Do you know the front and rear tires sizes? In case you don't know the rim sizes.
Realistically the rims sizes are sort of irrelevant cause the tire sizes will determine if you have an issue there or not.
To retrieve those codes you'll likely need the Toyota scanner, Techstream, since they are not powertrain codes.
Likely there is a VGRS code that's causing the Skid Control light to come on. Likely there isn't anything wrong with the Skid Control System.
If the alignment is out then you will need an alignment and the Yaw Rate and Acceleration sensors calibrated after. This has to be done after every alignment, no exceptions...provided you adjusted the alignment, which sounds you will definitely need.
Do you know the front and rear tires sizes? In case you don't know the rim sizes.
Realistically the rims sizes are sort of irrelevant cause the tire sizes will determine if you have an issue there or not.
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IT's hard to say what the issue is without knowing what the codes are.
To retrieve those codes you'll likely need the Toyota scanner, Techstream, since they are not powertrain codes.
Likely there is a VGRS code that's causing the Skid Control light to come on. Likely there isn't anything wrong with the Skid Control System.
If the alignment is out then you will need an alignment and the Yaw Rate and Acceleration sensors calibrated after. This has to be done after every alignment, no exceptions...provided you adjusted the alignment, which sounds you will definitely need.
Do you know the front and rear tires sizes? In case you don't know the rim sizes.
Realistically the rims sizes are sort of irrelevant cause the tire sizes will determine if you have an issue there or not.
To retrieve those codes you'll likely need the Toyota scanner, Techstream, since they are not powertrain codes.
Likely there is a VGRS code that's causing the Skid Control light to come on. Likely there isn't anything wrong with the Skid Control System.
If the alignment is out then you will need an alignment and the Yaw Rate and Acceleration sensors calibrated after. This has to be done after every alignment, no exceptions...provided you adjusted the alignment, which sounds you will definitely need.
Do you know the front and rear tires sizes? In case you don't know the rim sizes.
Realistically the rims sizes are sort of irrelevant cause the tire sizes will determine if you have an issue there or not.
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