2006 VSA light won't turn on
#1
2006 VSA light won't turn on
I recently swapped out all 4 hubs. I also had to do some interior remodelling as well, so I had to disconnect the cluster assembly (under the glovebox) as well as the VSA switch (behind the steering wheel). I I have also resetted the ECU a few times. the car has not relearned anything yet since it's still in the garage. right now, when i turn the key twice, the VSA light turns on and then turns off. that is normal operation. but while driving, when i push the VSA switch and hold it, nothing happens. there are no other weird lights on my dashboard.
Your help is appreciated, thank you.
Your help is appreciated, thank you.
#3
Originally Posted by tekstyle
Anyone? Searched the forums and it seems most issues is the lights won't go away. Mine seems completely opposite.
Retrace your steps with the hubs. Make sure there isnt something disconnected.
Thete may be a Honda specific code that can be pulled, but youd need a reader that can read those. That may give you some ideas.
Its kinda hard to give ideas when issue isnt something that went bad (that others may have had same thing go wrong), but rather something you caused by taking things apart. Unless someone else made same mistake as you, and figured out what it was...
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#4
I know on my car I can push in the button but at the very end if I don't give it a bit of extra force when fully depressed it rarely works. Maybe my button is going out as well or maybe it is a finicky switch. I have been driving around thinking it was off and tried to be cool only to have traction control kick in and make me look like a fool or like I got scared .
#5
Originally Posted by tekstyle
Anyone? Searched the forums and it seems most issues is the lights won't go away. Mine seems completely opposite.
Retrace your steps with the hubs. Make sure there isnt something disconnected.
Thete may be a Honda specific code that can be pulled, but youd need a reader that can read those. That may give you some ideas.
Its kinda hard to give ideas when issue isnt something that went bad (that others may have had same thing go wrong), but rather something you caused by taking things apart. Unless someone else made same mistake as you, and figured out what it was...
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