VSA (traction) not working..
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VSA (traction) not working..
For some reason my 06 S2000 decided it isn't going to let me turn off the traction control.
Everyday since I've owned the car I hit the button and the VSA light comes on and disengages the traction, but today I press the button and the light doesn't come on.
So traction is not able to be shut off in my car right now.
Just wondering if anyone else has had this issue or heard of it?
Into the dealership next week either way so I'll figure it out, but thought I'd ask around first.
Thanks.
Everyday since I've owned the car I hit the button and the VSA light comes on and disengages the traction, but today I press the button and the light doesn't come on.
So traction is not able to be shut off in my car right now.
Just wondering if anyone else has had this issue or heard of it?
Into the dealership next week either way so I'll figure it out, but thought I'd ask around first.
Thanks.
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After bringing in the car, the dealership is apparently replacing the VSA system due to some type of failure which I will inquire further into next time I speak with the dealership. But thankfully it's under warranty, the part was apparently $1700 or so.
So it wasn't just the LED in the gauge cluster. So if your VSA light doesn't come on your traction system could be fried?
Has anyone else had to replace the VSA system in their S?
Thanks
So it wasn't just the LED in the gauge cluster. So if your VSA light doesn't come on your traction system could be fried?
Has anyone else had to replace the VSA system in their S?
Thanks
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Originally Posted by Apee Two,Jul 31 2007, 09:54 PM
After bringing in the car, the dealership is apparently replacing the VSA system due to some type of failure which I will inquire further into next time I speak with the dealership. But thankfully it's under warranty, the part was apparently $1700 or so.
So it wasn't just the LED in the gauge cluster. So if your VSA light doesn't come on your traction system could be fried?
Has anyone else had to replace the VSA system in their S?
Thanks
So it wasn't just the LED in the gauge cluster. So if your VSA light doesn't come on your traction system could be fried?
Has anyone else had to replace the VSA system in their S?
Thanks
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Originally Posted by Apee Two,Aug 1 2007, 09:20 AM
Thought I'd add to the thread my car currently sits at 30,xxx miles.
That could be around when other people see this part go too possibly?
That could be around when other people see this part go too possibly?
hope all goes well with the repair