97 Avalon ABS lite on TRAC lite flashes, resets w/restart of car

old car, and old ABS,
no FSM,
no alldata.com
no looking first at Toyota nation dot com>?
they are 2 digit flash codes.
95-98 is same
look it up here.
http://www.wellsve.com/custom_searches/abs_troublecodes.php?make=Toyota&model=Avalon&year=1996&code=39&submit.x=58&submit.y=28&confirm=1

above link is demo of code 39

Hi I have a 2003 Toyota Avalon xls so, lol I do front wheel burn out how? I put water on the front right tire pull the E brake, turn off traction control by pressing the TRAC OFF button under the steering wheel panel now the TRAC OFF button is not working or showing on the dash so abs/traction contrition is on at all times how can I fix it or disable traction control with out the button?

You have a check light or MIL Lamp on

Nothing new there

Same as any other vehicle issue

Check for codes & diagnose & repair ,in
your case, the ABS braking System & Trac Control

Anytime you have a transmission issue,you stop
using the vehicle immediately,just a few miles to get
home or to a shop is all you got,then the damage starts

I have seen this happen before on GM vehicles, sounds like the security has to be reset?

When the Service engine soon, ABS and TRAC lights are turned on at the same time the computer control units for the engine and the ABS/TRAC systems has sensed a fault in the electronic controls of the engine and/or the emission system and the ABS and Traction Control system (part of the ABS system). When this happens you will seldom feel the car engine run any different or the car drive any different. There are about 200 possible faults that turn the Check Engine light on, the fault in your car is likely a part called the VSS sensor to know for sure what the problem is you must have the system tested; Kragen and Autozone parts stores do this testing for free

Sounds like you have a abs problem. The anti-lock brakeing system is part of the trac control. I you loose the wheel speed of one wheel (ie bad speed sensor) both lights will come on.

replace/test the trac control sensor

Sound like you have a bad alternator, poss bad battery too.If you can jump start it with a volt meter check voltage at battery should have above 13.5 volts, do this after you unhook jumper cables and engine running.If bad voltage reading replace alternator make sure you charge battery before starting engine with new alternator or it could damage alternator.If good voltage have battery check.Hope this helped.

This generally means that you have a problem with your brake system. I would try opening the hood and checking the brake fluid level on your Avalon.

"...should not have to have to deal with these issues"

Agreed! But, there seems to be a glitch involving the ABS and TRAC system. On my 99 GAGT, when the eng and tranny are cold, I tend to get an ABS fail during turn/brake instances. If I restart the engine, it generally goes away. I've done a bit of research and have found nothing that fives a definitive answer to this. If you take it to the dealer, it will cost an arm and a leg for the troubleshooting alone. I'd recommend driving it as is provided you can get the ABS to reset by restarting the engine.
Sorry I can't provide any better solution...