Toyota Sienna 2007 check engine light, VSC, Trac-off lights on because loose gas cap
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- My Toyota Sienna 2007 model has check engine light on, tracoff light on, and VSC light on just because my gas cap is loose. Watch the video to see why.
I believe this is the same for all Sienna models from 2004 to 2010. It might also be the same for other models such as Highlander, Rav4, Sequoia, Camry, Corolla... that were made the same years as the Sienna.
I was on my way to the parts store to replace the steering gear bushings when I came across this video... Tightened the gas cap, reset the battery, drove it 5 miles on the freeway. And no more lights!!! Thank You So Much For Posting This!!!!
How do reset the battery?
If it is not the cap what is the second step
Family and I are traveling across America, same thing happened to our 2009 Sienna, I was freaking out until I watched your video, thanks so much! I tightened the cap, all warning lights went off and I calmed down.
Same exact thing happened to me today. Driving up from Florida on I75, going 75, between two semis, and all 3 lights go on. I go off at next exit and checked engine oil and underneath for a problem, but since steering was okay I just drove home and then watched this video. You saved me a trip to the mechanic. Thanks
Me too! Thank you very very much!
Great info, however, the tire light should not be on all the time. If it's on, you need to inflate your tires to the correct pressure ASAP.
If the tire pressure sensor is bad the tire pressure light will never go off even if you have the correct tire pressure
If you can't get the lights to go off after tightening the gas cap. Grab a 10mm wrench and undo the battery cables, then hold them together for 30 seconds to reset the computer. The security system may lock the ignition of you don't get the lights to reset after tour first initial tightening of the gas cap.
Thank you sooooooo much!!!!!!!! Your solution worked. I sprayed WD-40 on the gas cap, tightened it and drove for about 60 miles and the lights FINALLY went off. I did NOT want to give the dealer any $$. I did get a little nervous when the light didn't go out after about 40 miles but they're OFF. Thanks again
Toyota doesn't make the car with the tire pressure light staying on, it's on for a reason like low tire pressure or a bad tpms sensor in the wheel.
If there was a way to make a sensor for a loose gas cap I think they would have done that by now. Pressure in the fuel system detects an issue which prompts the check engine light to go on and then you have to connect a code reader to find out what the reason is for the check engine light going on which could then mean it's a possible loose gas cap. You should not ignore having a check engine light on. Go to a place like Advance Auto parts or AutoZone where they will scan the code for free and tell you what it is. It could very well have been a loose gas cap but to have multiple lights come on as well probably means there might be more to the issue in a vehicle. And always take whoever makes videos about anything with a grain of salt. They may not always be explaining something the right way because they are not a professional. I am not a mechanic by trade but a little bit of common sense and research can go a long way.
On a Toyota Sienna, this issue has nothing at all to do with the engine. I've had his happen over & over, multiple mechanics (including Toyota's mechanics) have checked it and say it's just malfunctioning sensors that have no impact on how car actually performs. I've driven thousands & thousands of miles with those lights on and it does perfectly fine.
A big thank you to suggesting the gas cap. You saved me lots of money :))) Bless you all out there!!!
You are a genius. Thank you so much. I have had this problem on and off, spent money at the mechanic and now the problem is solved.
I wish mine was as simple as a loose gas cap. I tried that and other tricks I could find online, but ended up taking my Sienna to a mechanic. The code said there was a slight leak someplace in the car--where? My mechanic figured it out. The problem was the gas cap--not a loose cap, but there were small cracks in the rubber seal. A new gas cap got rid of the three annoying lights.
Check the spare tire pressure, that happened to mine and it went off when they put some air to it. I don't remember but the mechanic said it has a sensor that detects low pressure on the spare tire too.
Exactly. Toyota should make an extra light on for the loose gas cap.
you mean "extra light on for the loose gas crap."
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Why do sound like a southern Vietnamese?😜
I have the same VSC light on in my Toyota Sienna 2007. I called Toyota dealer and they wanted me to pay for a diagnostic test which was over $100 bucks and they said that was not even guaranteed to fix the problem. Tried your suggestion but VSC light still stays on. Fast fwd to a year later, VSC light still on, vehicle drives great, and has over 242K miles. Well I'm just gonna ignore that light. Problem solved. 😉
A small piece of black electrical tape will cover the annoying light showing.
@@bettyvanderhooven-schmaasc4235 😅🤣😂
I was told that if you live in a temperature that is cold at night and hot during the day, like I do, the tire pressure will change during the day and that light (tire pressure light) will come on and go off by itself. You can check your tire pressure but you may not need to.
Just wanted to leave a suggestion for those that are looking for one for this problem. So our 2007 Sienna has this same issue. It would also act like it wanted to stall for a few seconds while sitting at a light. Took it in to a mechanic and they couldn’t find an issue. Gas cap was fine and it was driving fine for them. So they reset the computer. Day later, all the lights came back on. Took it in to the shop and a couple codes came up. One was that we may have to replace the whole computer. But once they got down to it, it looked like an ignition coil was backfiring and not working. So they replaced the #2 coil and I have driven about 60+ miles on it and the lights remain off. So if your dealing with the light issue, have your mechanic check the ignition coils.
A month later, lights are still off! Looks like the mechanic fixed it.
@Pinkraider My wife has a 2006 Sienna and had the same lights on (CHECK ENGINE, VCS, TRAC), but the van really seemed to run okay, and we could never figure out what the problem was. We tried everything from gas cap to resetting the TRAC light with no luck. Finally, a few days ago, it started running rough and missing out. I bought a code scanner, and it was shooting the code P0302 (cylinder 2 misfire detected). I changed the mass air flow sensor, and that didn't fix it. Then, the fuel injector with no luck there either. Those were a few things that I was reading that could potentially be the problem😭. Then I tried spark plugs, still ran like crap and throwing the same code (P0302). Each time I would try something else, I would erase the code before checking to see if the problem was fixed. Finally, I switched the #2 & #4 coils, and then the code came up as #4 mis firing. I knew then it was the coil that was originally on the #2 cylinder. Replaced with a new one and voila, problem solved! No more lights on anymore. Yay! 🙃
@@RoBo1972 Why didn’t you start with ignition coils and spark plugs for that code though? Why’d you skip around it and cause more of a headache?
@@RoBo1972
How are you? I have the same problem as Spina 2008. What is the appropriate solution?
I see that you have tire pressure light on. Try this, check your spare tire and put some air. This happen to me on my 2015 HL air all 4 tires and reset the tire pressure switch. Tire pressure light stayed on, I lower my spare tire and found it 23 PSI. I air it up to 36 PSI and Tire pressure light went away.
Bless you. These lights came on my 2004 Sienna last night and i was terrified. This worked and saved me so much trouble and money. Youre still a hero 7 years later, thank you.
Just saved me hundreds of dollars in diagnostic fees.
I had the same problem. I enjoyed your humorous way of explaining the issue. Thank you.
May I ask what's wrong with it?
It is time to change TPM
Just happened to me driving high speed (75 mph) on the highway but suddenly car started shaking like a breaker hammer & start losing power. If press pedal to accelerate, the engine starts shaking & no acceleration happen.
I stopped turned off car then turned on and was able to continue driving 11 miles to home at slow pace with no shaking engine, accelerate alright but Xmas lights on.
In my case, definitely can't be a loose gas cap problem.
Was it a bad plugs or coils causing a misfire?
thank you, wow! , my "problem" disappeared immediately😲!
Hahaha no fricking way my gas tank door was open and yeah you're right thanks so much for this sir.
Hello Vuaeco
Thank you so much for your instruction, My vehicle is Sienna 2008 AWD, Check light and VSC are on, after see you instruction I check gas cap and close again that is ok and Check light and VSC light off. Great!!!
I know the 08 we have, the tire light is always on because it's missing one of the TPMS sensors
PS - for a faster fix, the "maintenance required" reset fixes this too in a good 15 seconds 😉 hold down the trip/odometer button (some vehicles it has to be on Odometer, some it needs to be on trip A) for about 5seconds, then for key start vehicles, turn 2clicks to where it lights the dash (push button foot OFF the break and hit the start button twice) and you should see a countdown bar (newer ones will say "resetting maintenance data" above the bar) and once the numbers flash 000000 (or says Complete) let go, and start the vehicle. BAM, done 😉
It did work with my 2007 Sienna. My 10-year old son tried to help me fasten the gas gap but he didn't know he couldn't. I just went out to check the gas gap - oops he didn't fasten it very tightly. After I tightened it with the click sound, I turned engine on and all three lights went away. I will check if the issue will go away thoroughly tomorrow morning. Vuaeco, thank you soooo much!
I’ve owned this car for 15 years and this has happened a number of times. All this time and worry and it was just the gas cap
Nice! Thanks for sharing this. Just had this happen to my Sienna and did what you said. So far so good! 👍🏻 Also, very funny at the end 😂
LOL, funny and usefull video, tried this on my 2010 Highlander, hopefully it is that simple, thanks!!!
Hello Vuaeco ! The exclamation mark you see on the control dashboard means your tire pressure not equals. It is not extra light. Thanks for your video.
Ok, I conquered this pesky annoyance! LOL! Here's what worked on my 2006 Toyota Sienna: With ignition off, you push and hold the black TRAC OFF button under the Steering Wheel to the lower right for 2-3 seconds. Then release it. Then, start the vehicle, and press and hold the button *again* during the dash lights power up sequence for 2-3 seconds, then release it. Booyah! Problem fixed. Of course, I'm not sure of which button pushing sequence did it (before start or after start), but no more annoying light. P.S. - In my case, this dash light indicator had nothing to do with the gas cap. I never touched the thing. The internal black button was the key to the fix. 😎 😀 Enjoy
Just did that to my 2002 sienna...light came on for no reason and I knew the O2 sensor was changed out. Easy fix
This annoying light issue happens to my 2006 Sienna Minivan about every 6 months like clockwork for no reason at all. My fix as I outlined above in my comment always fixes it and turns it iff. But your mileage may vary! LOL!
Every time these lights come on you should have Auto zone use their code reader. Or get your own.
I am having this same problem. Only my shifting was really bad. Replaced from the wheel speed sensors and the on the transmission. Still problems. dealership and ETE tell me I need a new transmission. Get trans done. Lights came on again. Speed sensor code and was shifting odd but not as bad as before the trans. Needed new pig tail connector. Drove 87 miles and the lights are back on. Code comes back speed sensor. I will try the gas cap. I did get gas yesterday and that was my last stop before driving the next day. Which I maybe drove 8-10 miles before the lights came on. But shifting feels fine, nothing like before when those lights came on.
I'm also worried I either need a new O2 sensor and if that doesn't work. A new computer. This minivan is seriously costing me too much money. Maybe I should have ditched it and got something else. *sigh* I still need to get rear shocks and new tires.
" Ridiculous How hard is it to make another light that says loose gas cap" !?!? Lol. Just watched this after I was trying to figure out the same problem we've been having with my wife's van (And she always explains car issues or problems to the fullest drama) Walked out of a shopping center and just went straight to this stupid cap took it off and cranked it back in TIGHT!
Me: The Van's fixed Babe.
Wife: Haha you are such a smartass
Me: Look all the dumb lights are gone trust me it's fixed.
Wife: what else did you do,what was the problem?
Me: Muscle error on the last gas cap operator. Lol...
Hey man thanks for the video and a little bit of humor I had to keep rolling with.
Love it!
i have the same problem with my sienna. checked the gas cap. problem still isnt fixed. I've been googling 'toyata vsc trac off ' and i was surprised to find large number of people who have toyota cars fro 2007-2010 has the same exact problem
oopparala did you ever figure out what it was? I have this problem
Anytime time you get these 3 lights, you should use a code reader to find out the problem. BUT that's not to say it can't be a loose gas cap, that's the easiest fix to try.
Same as my lexus rx300 i scan the code p0330 knock sensor
oopparala I changed my gas cap and it work for me.
I have two 2010 Sienna's with 60,000 miles. Both of them have this problem. Never again Toyota, never again.
It should be a recall.
I took battery cables off battery for about 2 mins and it all came off reset everything that light for the gas cap there's a button on the left of the steering wheel press it and hold it till it turn off.
Donde vives amigo gracias por subir el video mi toyota Sienna tiene mismo problema aver si puedo reglar gracias ánimo
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I live with this problem a while now on my 2009, it’s damn good car, I reached six number two on odo last month with out any major repair (>$500).
I just keep clear the code, when it come back record the code then clear it again until system has hard failed this was happen to engine cylinder #2 ignition coil code, it’s easy to swap with #4 and problem follow then I replace it.
Just be caution when you drive with the light on, if the road not wet, snow or icing I can live with that. Hope this would help someone from panic take your car to the shop and all the tech. can do is what he see the fail code at that this time and suggest what you need to do, it may or may not fix your problems because so many things can trigger these lights.
Thank you for this video sprayed WD-40 on gas cap seal and all the faults disappeared, it saved me alot of money THANK YOU!!!!!!!!
+Michael Genaw
That's a great idea! Maybe WD40 would help seal the cap a little bit better.
It works!!!!!!!! I did it about an hour ago
I will try that with the WD 40! Thanks!
Causes the rubber to swell a bit... Old mechanic's trick for rubber seals.
Go to a local Firestone and have them replace your TPMS.
Very cheap. I get them replaced every set of new tires.
i have 2007 Sienna with 180,000 miles.
Bought new cap but lights still on
Thank you so much. Worked great
If you have oksijen sensor
How can you off lines
Thx a ton for the reassurance! Btw, you can turn off the tire pressure light! To the left of the stearing wheel, find the mirror and rear vent controls. Now, look about 2 inches further down for the sliding door off button. Just to the right of THAT is a little black unmarked button. With the engine on and the car in park, press and hold that button until the tire light goes out (3 to 5 seconds.). Thx again!
Did you get any codes before applying the wd40 ?
I had the same problem in my Prius last night, Hopefully this fixes it, Thanks!
My solution is the most logical. I went back and forth between Honda and Toyota. I needed two of them. I made the wrong choice. I'm trading both in for Hondas.
good luck on those honda transmisions, I talked to a woman in a gas station with a newer, like 6 yr. old honda and she already had a shifting problem....I said get a Toyota. my 3rd gear was starting to give and i got rid of that 03 in time.
MY FRIEND JUST TRY TO BE MORE FASTER . WE DONT HAVE WHOLE DAY
Thank you
Mine came on too. Same exact 3 lights as this video. I'm not sure if it came on when I was driving to work today since I was in a hurry to get to work so I wasnt looking at my dashboard lights but I noticed the check engine light and vsc trac off light came on when I got in to start my car to go home from work . I just had my car at the shop for a new tire and oil change yesterday and those guys at the shop have always been pretty good at noticing if something was wrong with my car even if I initially only went in for an oil change. I checked the gas cap and yup it was super loose so i tightened praying it was the same quick fix as in this video but no luck . Lights are still on and my car runs great so I'm at a loss to what it might be now. Just bummed that I have to bring my car in to get it all checked out now . My luck it'll be something expensive to fix . I can hear the sound money💸💸💸in my back account depleting now ugh😩
Get an OBD2 scanner and it'll show you the error code.
@@vuaeco ...The gas cap tightening did not help on my 2008 Sienna. Waiting for my scanner from Amazon now.
What ended up being wrong?
This is my new favorite video on RUclips, this happened to me tonight and I re twisted the gas cap. Will wait until morning to see if it worked!
Well Done, Thank You for your Fix. It 'did the trick' for me...
You saved my day. Thanks so much. It happened to me yesterday. You saved me some bucks.
If the the check engine keep flashing ignition coil 3 need change it happen with the me ipythem from Amazon then I do it my self everything is ok now
This just saved me a trip to the mechanic. Thanks man!
I am with you on the gas cap light!
Tried once tightening the gas cap. Didn't make the lights go off. Tried again with some WD-40 and it worked. We'll see if the lights stay off.
Nice! Maybe someone should make a WD-40 commercial to show how to disable check engine light with WD-40!
My 2006 doesnt havr the oil light steady on like that. That would have me scared to death.
Hey that light is from the tire.. fix the valve or check your tire. But thanks for the video..
Tire presure lights go off by identifying wich is lower and adding the pounds of air lost.
push da tire reset button
Are u a trained professional cause u sound like one
lmao fixed my problem thank you for posting
Exactly happened it to me ! Scared it hell on me !!!
The other light for flat tire
Your video just saved me a crap load of $$$$
Turn off your tire pressure lights by holding down the button for 3secs. The button is just to the left bottom of the steering wheel. Am sure you figured that
That is absolutely correct! You need to reset your tires pressure to current by pressing and holding the button with the same icon, after that you need to drive some miles and it is disappear. That lamp (!) displays if some of the wheel change its pressure to some big value (overheated or loose some air).
What bottom ?
Mi car estilll samee. Iamm fikss. Gas cap. Nothingg. Goodd Hepll.
+Carlos Lopez
A check engine light can be originated from many sources. This is just ONE of the reasons why you have a check engine light. If the gas cap doesn't fix it, obviously you have a bigger problem.
Also, drive a few hundred miles before you can see any changes on your dash. Simply removing and reinserting your gas cap just won't fix the light right away.
Dont think it is gas cap issue, but I will try. I'm having the same problem from yesterday all of sudden after a cold start in the morning. I got P303 and another code from OBDII reader. Indicating 6th cylinder misfire, and pending 2nd cylinder misfire. No code on VSC. TRAC Off is automatically on when VSC is lighted up.
I used another car to go to work and only tested a bit after. Van doesn't seem to perform any worst from misfiring.
I guess it could be flu during cold start. Wil drive it a bit to see...
Aray F. Our #2 ignition coil had to replaced to fix this same issue in our 2007 sienna. No more lights!
I read some comments almost everyone saying you have low pressures in tire or spare tire which is not true cause spare tire don’t have sensor the one is in sienna. Anytime you have flashing TIre pressure monitor sensor light “TPMS” on it could be 100% bad sensor or you have too much air in tire.
my car(toyota highlander 2008) did this today, i checked the gas cap and its ok. its still not cleared. can someone help here pls?
Emeka Anolue iiii
get a obd2 scan tool check for codes. my 09 sienna red p0351 for ignition coil
My van has same issue so that's why I'm googling and see your video. Thanks, I'll check my gas cap to see if that's the problem.
Is it help fix the problem on your van too.
I have same issues but I m not sure is it going to help mine.
@@MrWanenglee you have to use the scan to to know the real issue of what part to fix.
my dads car has same problem 2006 toyota crown royalsaloon and it not worked
Dump your dad car on Junk yard
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I don't know what ever you wrote BUT, YES THAT'S WHAT I MEAN, lol
@@apaxdan1729 💀
That light it's your low tire gauge and make sure you check your spare donut tire dude!!!
I think that tire pressure indicator the left..
Your tire pressure sensors are on. On my highlander, there is a button under steering wheel to reset light for tire pressure sensor, but if it doesn't go off then its messed up. You can still drive with it on anyways, its such a stupid feature thats not needed.
Didn't work for me. My hubby had the oil changed yesterday and today the TRAC, VSC, and check engine lights came on. I'll report back once we find out the problem.
I had my oil changed yesterday and now today I have the Check Engine, Trac & VSC lights on - did you ever figure out what the problem was? Thanks in advance.
David Sproul Craziest thing! We took it to the dealership and they quoted us a repair that cost over $1,000! We declined and kept driving and after a few weeks the lights went off on their own!!! The power of prayer lol. Want me to find the quote and see what they said was wrong?
HairCandy Kina yes please do cause my car is doing the same thing
ladarius honorable They said we needed air injector pumps and valves and quoted a total of $1,946.29. Glory to God that our car is still running normally and the lights haven't come back on. If you want, I'll update after our next oil change.
Thank you so much for this, Kina. thank you for the follow up also
Thx it helps a lot. Love you 😍
its not just toyota its almost every car i know of, if you do not tighten them it could get the check engine light.
That light that you still have on, that's low tire pressure warning light!
Peter P we have the same light. Our mechanic said it’s a bad sensor. Our tires are perfect.
If you want to remove tire pressure light then you have to press the reset button twice. If you press it once it will stay on.
how about put air on the tire.
Thanks very much
Thank you help a lot 🙏
😳 The WD-40 on the gas cap worked for me too!
Loose gas cap was the problem with my 2009 when my lights were on! Cheap fix!
Thanks, had this pop up during the quarantine! Was like, “oh god, not now!!” I connected the van to my BlueDriver, and sure enough, the code was for “EVAP system, very small leak”. So glad it wasn’t something serious, because who knows when we’ll be able to get work done anywhere.
Hopefully it’s the same problem for me lol
How’d you fix it ?
@@Mceeillsense I cleared the code with an OBDII scanner, and replaced the gas cap. Sadly, it didn't last long before it threw the code again. Mine has a very small leak somewhere. I just live with it now.
@@GuitarAudiologist ... Same fcking problem with my 2008 Sienna. I am the first owner and the van only has 70,000 KM since I don't drive it much. Waiting for my BlueDriver scanner. Is there a permanent fix out there?
@@thewishmastur If a new OEM gas cap doesn’t fix it, I think it gets expensive from there. Pressure testing, and finding/repairing the leak. Those BlueDrivers are awesome though, I love mine.
This worked! Amazing! Thank you!
No didn't work
I bought a Toyota 2006 sienna yesterday and the light turn on I took to auto zone they said catalytic converter could it still be gas cap maybe
What lights do you have turn on? Is it just the engine light or is it all the orange lights (tracoff, VSC, and engine)? If you have all the orange lights on, it might be gas cap. If you only have a single engine light on, it's more likely problem with the engine. If you have a engine light on and it's blinking, it might be something seriously wrong with your engine and you should stop driving immediately to avoid more damage. It's best just to get a OBD-II reader and diagnose it yourself before you bring it to a mechanic. I would do that and then once I know the error code, bring it to a mechanic and just play dumb and see what they have to say. If they say something other than what your OBD-II code suggested (or somewhere in the ballpark), you should run as fast as you can and find another more honest mechanic.
i took to auto zone they hooked it up to reader said its catylytic converter
all 3 lights came on
I tighten gas cap but when ever I get gas its always loose.
Angie Higdon ours was an ignition coil. Once replaced, the lights turned off.
this is rite not no dam gas cap
Go off road on it maybe the lights will go off🤣
Thanks 🙏 my brother
GOD bless you
thank you very much for your video, and your (!) light is on that means the tires air need to be pump more air 4 tires
That light is blinking that means one of those sensors are bad
@@jeinerquinonez8085 no you have to check spare tire cuz nead air to... and have a sensor
fixed my issue, thanks
Does not work for me.
It's a bad catalytic converter
Elvis Hunky or a bad ignition coil in my case. No more lights!
That light is your tpms sensor for your tire.
That light that's still on is your low pressure on your tires. Add some air to your low pressure tires and it should disappear.
+Outdoor Challenge
It does not disappear. I think something wrong with my tire pressure sensors.
the reason things come up with no Morning Wood Toyota is because it happens with no warning. the reason VSC and traction control came on on your vehicle was because the road was slippery and when the road is slippery you're not supposed to use VSC. everybody knows that ever since 2005 all vehicles got the gas cap gas leak detector mounted on the engine CPU to detect lack of pressure. to reset the tire pressure monitor or the flat tire thing all you have to do is press the reset button for X leave it rest for about 5 seconds and it resets all four wheels unless you have aftermarket wheels it should work. it sounds like operator error to me
You must work for Toyota? I had been driving all day and all night that night. The road was bone dry as you can see in the video. And yes, it does have gas cap leak detector and the way it warns the operator is to turn on all orange lights as seen in the video. And there is absolutely no "X" button to reset the tire pressure monitor on a Sienna 2007. But the tire pressure warning light was always on regardless of what's going on in the vehicle. And it's still on as I speak right now. (all other lights are off a long time ago) Anyway, the tire pressure light has absolutely nothing to do with anything else that is going on with the vehicle. It's a completely different warning light. You said "operator error"? What "error"? Was it an error to buy and put gasoline in the vehicle when the tank was empty? What would you do to put gas in the vehicle when it's empty? It's not an electric car so I can't plug it in. :( The only thing I can conclude about this conversation is that you work for Toyota, period. Don't get me wrong, I love Toyota but the way Toyota programs loose gas cap warning lights has got to be recalled or improved.
In our case it’s not an operator error. Ours was a bad ignition coil. Once replaced, all the lights turned off.
What's the light with the three dots
Yes I saw one light But when I put my glasses on then I saw it was police car lights