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2007 Lexus,RX 350, 101,200 mileage - Malfunction Indicator Lamp and VSC lights came on after driving 30/40 miles. Vehicles driving performance seems normal. Checked Gas Cap. The only Dealership close by is Toyota and they can scan for the codes to determine the problem. Please advise!

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If you have MIL get the codes scanned, at least they will help point you at the real cause of the problem. For the moment ignore the VSC warning until the MIL has been successfully diagnosed and cured. Nine times out of ten curing the MIL will resolve the VSC warning.

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