Vsc, check engine, track control light on

Asked by Guru5B2NN Jan 10, 2018 at 04:30 PM about the 2006 Toyota Camry Solara SE Sport V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The lights turned on all of a sudden while I was on
the night way at 75 MPH the car has 131k miles
and drives fine. I'm not sure on what the problem
might be

3 Answers

13,600

check your gas cap, tighten if loose. have car scanned for codes then erase.

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may have to take it in to have the code read. most part stores may not have a scanner that can read ABS or the TRAC system, but check with them first.

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160

I just had this happen to my 2008 solara, it was a easy fix but did have to take to mechanic/dealer, vacuum hose replaced

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