PHonda

Honda Accord UK 2007 2.4 EX. Had the car checked with a diagnostic check came back with a perfect bill of health. Nothing wrong with it. Drove down the street VSA warning comes on. Took it back to the diagnostic people they checked again and said "Nothing wrong with it. No codes nothing at all." A week later VSA light remains on the adaptive cruise control and all the associated extra stuff will not work as a consequence. Any ideas of where and what to check to find a solution?

DCFIVER

The VSA needs to be re-calibrated. This usually occurs after the battery has died/ been changed out.


Sometimes it simply falls out of calibration for no good reason at all.



A scan tool is needed to perform the calibration.


(It might be possible to re-calibrate it manually,but Ive never done it that way. You need to perform the" VSA neutral position memorization" I guess you can try to google that)


Also never return to that repair shop again,they seem to be clueless........

PHonda

Thanks for the reply. I agree about the repair shop, I will not be returning to them. I will try and google VSA re-calibration. I am still searching for a competent repair shop. Thanks again and again thanks for the reply.