How much to repair the vsc system in a Toyota solara?

Answer 1

The simple answer is: 'It depends on what the problem is.'

The Vehicle Stability Control system is pretty complicated. It uses the antilock brake sensors to determine wheel speed while another sensor determines steering wheel angle. Together, those (and possibly other sensors) feed information to a computer. The system determines whether the car is in danger of spinning out (or even overturning) and applies braking in the appropriate wheel or set of wheels to compensate for the driver's poor judgement.

So, the problem could be in any of the sensors, a wire or maybe even just a fuse. You'll have to zero in on the issue to determine the repair cost. An OBD II reader (many auto supply stores will loan one to you for free) plugged into the port under the dashboard (to the right of the steering wheel) will help.

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