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2001 Toyota Sequoia “Yaw sensor Code”C1231”C1234”
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7 years 3 months ago #30098
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Toyota Sequoia has this dtc c1231 c1234..., some times it breaks its self when driving.. intermittently... do i need to replaced the sensor o just zero in or calibrate the yaw sensor? Any help I will appreciate thank you
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Replied by Tyler on topic 2001 Toyota Sequoia “Yaw sensor Code”C1231”C1234”
The Yaw Rate Sensor reads 30 degrees when driving straight? Or the SAS reads 30 degrees? Just wanna be clear. 
Any recent repair work? Steering rack? Anything that could change toe or vehicle level. Battery disconnected recently?
Because your symptom is intermittent, I'm inclined to suspect a failed Yaw Rate Sensor. But, I'd suggest performing the VSC Zero Calibration before going too far. That'll likely correct the 30 degree reading you're seeing, and may also take care of the Yaw Rate Sensor code.
The zero calibration procedure is a real PITA, so you'll need some patience. Read the steps several times beforehand. The sensor check step requires a large parking lot to do some U-turns in.
f01.justanswer.com/rmldaytona/b316ff4f-0...2-63f610ae0771_1.pdf
There's also a TSB out there for C1234 only, just FYI:
Any recent repair work? Steering rack? Anything that could change toe or vehicle level. Battery disconnected recently?
Because your symptom is intermittent, I'm inclined to suspect a failed Yaw Rate Sensor. But, I'd suggest performing the VSC Zero Calibration before going too far. That'll likely correct the 30 degree reading you're seeing, and may also take care of the Yaw Rate Sensor code.
The zero calibration procedure is a real PITA, so you'll need some patience.
Read the steps several times beforehand. The sensor check step requires a large parking lot to do some U-turns in.f01.justanswer.com/rmldaytona/b316ff4f-0...2-63f610ae0771_1.pdf
There's also a TSB out there for C1234 only, just FYI:
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