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2001 Toyota 4Runner Q&A
2001 Toyota 4Runner Question: vsc off/vsc trac
engine light on-----vsc/vsc trac off lights on dashboard - bogey
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You will need to have these problems diagnosed, they are 2 separate computer systems. Here are 2 sheets that we at RepairPal have constructed to help you with this process. http://repairpal.com/check-engine-light-diagnosis The VSC stands for Vehicle Stability Control and is controlled by the ABS computer so here is a sheet t help you with those issues. http://repairpal.com/abs-system-diagnosis here are some shop sin your area that you can call for help: http://repairpal.com/directory?address=21047&car_brand_names=Toyota - dandd
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18 inmates injured in a Md. prison fight
By Jennifer McMenamin and John-John Williams IV
The Baltimore Sun
A day after 18 inmates were seriously injured in an apparent gang fight in a Baltimore prison yard, the Metropolitan Transition Center remained locked down yesterday as authorities began interviewing the more than 100 men who were in the exercise yard at the time of the melee.
Corrections officers manned the closed gates yesterday to a street that runs through the downtown state prison complex, checking employee IDs and fielding questions from inmates' relatives.
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