RAV4LV.motor stopsgoing along road.willrestart with key .dashboard lights still on.has had computer search @found nofault what is the answer

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wow no year car, now that is a challenge , no?
abs is first.
first- first are brakes.
abs stuck on key on and running full time right?
so check brakes for damage or worn out.
brake fluid level not falling? look yet? look when checking oil every time.
abs can not work on cars with bad brakes, (its not god like)
then check for ABS sensor damage and its wires. under car.
then scan the ABS. got errors, sure you do.
but what? you didnt scan it first.
or read the manual> RTM?
its only 4 bucks to read it.

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answer year and read.

.......whats this .....im getting something.......ahhhh yes ...i see reprograming in your future....

It sounds like a battery issue. Check the battery connections, they may be loose at either post. Physically check to see if they are tight to the battery. Next if possible get the battery tested for state of health. If your battery is faulty or weak it will do a lot of weird symptoms, they all sound related. Also check the ground cable (the black one) to the body ground, this is usually on the right front fender (follow the smaller black wire from the battery). The other issue Venture vans are known for is the ignition switch. It could be faulty and either staying engaged with the key off, or not allow full voltage to accessories, such as wipers, door locks, theft deterrent system or computer modules (thats a whole different scenario).

Hi,

This just happened to me again. Every time the tires are rotated the dealer fails to clear the light. Turn the key to the "on" position and press the button (the one along the bottom of the dashboard near your left knee). Then hold the button in until the light flashes 3 times. This resets the system. It's described in the owners manual if you have one.

Useful answer, thanks! One addition: On my 2004 Highlander I found that you have to push the under-dash button first to turn the pressure indicator light off. THEN, you push it AGAIN and hold it until it blinks three times in order to reset the system.

Just experienced on my 07 Avalon that you also have to check the pressure in the spare tire. All the wheels have the same sensor (including the spare) back to the warning system.

I hope this helps.

Good luck.

this is the traction control light. it is activating coming on or if it is staying on there is a problem with system need to have scanned

no clicking as if alternator were bad ?? No clicking would be the starter solenoid , not the alternator ! Your best bet would be to take your vehicle to a qualified repair shop . Unless you know how to do automotive electrical testing ! How to use an read a wiring diagram ? We use wiring diagrams to see what all is involved in a system , circuit etc..... An we take training classes !
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The warning light that looks like a pot or kettle with arrows is the "Low tire pressure warning light*" I found the answer on the Toyota web site by registering, logging in, entering my model and searching the owners manuals for warning lights.

Have you had the system checked and the codes pulled? If so and nothing was found,you can bypass each alarm trigger one at a time. If you have the patience, do this yourself and park the car where it happens. If the alarm stopsgoing off wrong,you have found the trigger and/or circuit setting it off. Sometimes this is what it takes because the system is operating in it's parameters and will not set a code? Good Luck.

Maybe the lamps get burn off... it happened to me several times.