Dear,Sir i have 2004 toyota sequaia sr5 after change front and back pad i am seeing sign...

apatel · 07 Jul 2010, 06:03 pm

...says "[1] VSC OFF? 2004 toyota sequoia sr5 front back pad change only after see this sign on desk [1] VSC OFF [2] VSC TRACK [3] BREAK LIGHT ON.

could you please let me know.

many many thanks, may god bless you sir.

These are the signs:

1. VSC OFF

2. VSC TRAC

3.Brake Light

4. No bleeding occurred during the brake change.

5. I saw oil dripping on the garage floor.

Could anyone explain this???

Thanks.

brian d · 07 Jul 2010, 06:15 pm

if you didn't open the bleeders when you pushed the pistons back you pushed dirty fluid backwards through the ABS system. the only thing to try first is to flush the system with a power bleeder until the fluid runs clear through all 4 wheels starting at the farthest away and working your way to the closest. but check your manual a few vehicles have different bleeding proceedures.

caviler2 · 07 Jul 2010, 06:18 pm

get someone to help you bleed the brake system. Sometimes air gets into the systems when brakes are changed. Check all the wheels and make sure there are no fluid leaks before you start the bleeding process to ensure one of the wheel cylinders or calipers are leaking.

pedro · 07 Jul 2010, 06:21 pm

If the VSC TRAC light is on you should have the computer read for codes. Think of it as an ABS light.

Dan · 07 Jul 2010, 06:24 pm

VSC is the vehicle stability control (works through varying brake pressures between the wheels when the car senses that you are sliding / losing control). the oil should have nothing to do with this. Seems like that may just be a leak from somewhere else on the car. (assuming it was oil, not brake fluid). I'd have a mechanic put the car on a scanner to see what code is in the ecu that is telling it to put those lights on.

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