[primula]

Hello guys,

Hope I am posting in the right place.

I have a 2006 TSX, for a week.
But today while braking, from 40 to a stop on a left right curve, the display showed "Check ABS" and "Check VSA".

I have looked up on the forum that:
- ABS problem will trigger the VSA.
- So I proceed to get the DTC code by jumping pin 4 & 9 on the OBDII connector.

I get this on the screen
SCS Service:
PA 50 (not sure if it was PA but it is 2 letters)
DTC B1177

Any idea what should I check out?
I read that it could be a battery problem? Am I pointing at the right direction?

Update:
My bad, I am looking at the wrong thing,
So I looked at the ABS lights blinking
1-3 Left Front Open/Short Circuit?
6-1 Ignition Voltage?

Is there a way to reset the system / clear the DTC codes without a tool?
Thanks.

 

[AndrewCjDuong]

Pull your battery. That'll reset the ECU and should reset the errors.

 

[DDT]

Actually battery disconnect didn't help me. Although the manual says to keep it disconnected for longer than a minute. I kept mine maybe for 20 seconds and the codes were still there.

What helped me is the following:
http://www.tsxclub.com/forums/1st-g...vsa-sensor-neutral-position-memorization.html

Edit: even after keeping the battery cable off for 2 or 3 minutes nothing changed, still to no avail.