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How do you turn off the VSA light on a Honda CR-V?
I live in Buffalo, New York. To say we get a lot of snow is an understatement. I got stuck the other day, so I let my dad take over. He was able to get my Honda CR-V SE unstuck without too much hassle. However, afterward, I noticed the VSA light was on. I’m guessing my dad turned off the vehicle stability assist when trying to get unstuck. How can I turn the VSA light off?
Jack Walsh · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
It seems dads have a magic touch for getting vehicles unstuck—I’ve had very similar experiences in the past!
To turn off the VSA light on a Honda CR-V:
- Find the VSA toggle button. It should be located on the dashboard slightly below and to the left of the steering wheel.
- Press and hold the button until you hear a beep and the light disappears.
- The vehicle stability assist will activate. Now, the light will only appear if your vehicle is struggling to gain traction or the VSA is disabled again.
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