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who has problems after a 3" or less lift with vsc and who doesn't

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by tim allan, Jul 21, 2011.

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problems with vsc after lift

Poll closed Sep 19, 2011.
  1. yes

    11 vote(s)
    21.6%
  2. no

    40 vote(s)
    78.4%
  1. Dec 7, 2013 at 10:10 AM
    #21
    jcf1

    jcf1 Member

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    First Name:
    Joseph
    Tucson
    Vehicle:
    98 TRD
    I have a 2013 with 3'' level kit. I have not noticed anything in town driving but I have had the vsc kick in on our MT. Lemon HWY here in Tucson AZ. It was like having a blow-out, and only occured once on the way up. This Thanksgiving it occured twice on the way up and 3 times on the way down. The first time on the way down I almost hit the guard rail, the second time it directed me towards the on coming traffic, the third time, I hit the brakes and it wasn't too scarry. I've been dealing with Toyota corporate because of a bearing noise and let the rep know what happened. Today, I took it in to have a zero point calibration done and was told that Toyota is not going to touch anything to do with 4 wheel drive or the calibration on my truck. I told the manager, Brian Bradley, that they need to let the public know this is a potencialy dangerous situation and someone is going to get hurt or even killed just for changing the tire size. Brian said " that is exactly why we are not touching your truck "
    My question is, will having the calibration done solve this dangerous occurance?
     

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