4lo traction control light and check engine light on 2007 Toyota tundra

Asked by Guru7S4Q4 Jun 11, 2020 at 05:52 PM about the 2007 Toyota Tundra Limited 5.7L Double Cab 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have these lights on they came on after the
shop changed the brake fluid The dealer reset
the computer and said there was no codes for
the lights I recently changed my mass airflow
sensor and the lights came on again could
this be because of the mass airflow sensor or
for some other problem I disconnect the
negative for five minutes hooked back up
drive it 5 miles down the road or just not even
a mile down the road and they come on again
doesn’t affect the driving by any means it
drives fine throttles fine everything‘s fine
justThe lights could use some help I have no
broken wires on any of my wheel sensors I
haven’t pulled the sensors out to look at them
physically as far as I can tail the ground wires
look good I haven’t checked the wires on the
block or the frame yet that’s next the dealer
Toyota dealer charges just a hook up to the
computer so I want to knock everything out
that I can before I go and have them hook it
up to the computer

1 Answer

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I just bought an 05 tundra And nine years ago this truck had the same problem they fixed it by changing the mass airflow sensor but it came on again the other day so I am going to try to clean the The sensor to see if this resolves the problem not sure why your lights won’t go off if you just replace the sensor if you have a dirty air filter your sensor could be getting a bad reading You could try to clean Mass airflow box and sensor and replace your air filter they sell the cleaner at Advanced for about 10 bucks it’ may be worth a try

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