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Where can the yaw rate sensor be found on a 2003 Toyota 4Runner?
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In the 2003 Toyota 4Runner, the yaw rate sensor is situated below the driver's seat, securely fastened to the floor. To calibrate the sensor to zero point, follow these straightforward steps: First, turn off the ignition and ensure the steering wheel is centered with the car in park. Then, turn the ignition on without starting the engine. Use a stripped wire to connect TS and CG on the ODB-II connector and confirm the slip indicator light illuminates. If it does, turn off the ignition. Turn the ignition back on (without starting the engine) and leave it on for 5 seconds. Check that the slip indicator light turns on again. If successful, disconnect the wires, and switch off the ignition.
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The yaw rate sensor for a Toyota 4Runner from 2003 can be found on the steering gearbox.
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