4 warning lights come on

Asked by mark3rav42007 Feb 04, 2019 at 08:44 PM about the 2007 Toyota RAV4 Sport V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2007 Rav4 which has 216K miles. It runs great! this past week I have
had 4 wining lights come on for a short time, then go off. There appears to be
nothing noticeably wrong with the car when I am driving it. The lights are
'brake', 'ABS', 'VSC', and the skid warning light. Any thoughts?

6 Answers

Potential problem with the wheel speed sensors or another braking system component. Find someone with an ABS code reader and see if there are any stored codes.

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check your brake fluid level, see if e-brake is partially engaged

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Just curious, did it rain the night before the sensors came on? My 2012 RAV does that a couple of times a year, always after a heavy rain, and they go away by themselves a day or two later (presumably when whatever sensor got wet dries out). If you search this forum, you'll see it happens to a lot of RAVs. People seem to take two tracks - either they have parts replaced, which may or may not fix the problem, or they just accept it. I'm three years into this and going the latter route with no noticeable problems. Just my two cents...

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