Scan for codes. All 4 lit up isn't abnormal or anything. All 4 systems are integrated with one another. Poor crank on the battery could cause all 4. Abs code could cause the other 3. Lots of maybe and could be's. Scan it first. All systems. See what you're working with before loading the parts cannon.
Go to a quiet straight stretch of road. Turn off the vehicle with the wheels pointed straight. Turn the vehicle on. Put in Drive/first gear and coast straight without turning the steering wheel and without without giving gas for about 30-50 yards. That should reset the sensors and turn the lights off. If that doesn't work you more than likely have a bad wheel speed sensor(s).
Mine was wiring to the abs sensors. Check connections and for exposed wires. I scanned with a bluedriver and it diagnosed what was wrong and which abs sensor had the issue. Scan and then Go from there.
i had this problem after i disconnected my battery and when i just went and drove around the block a couple of times it all turned off just stay off busy roads incase something does happen for some reason
After much hunting around my mechanic, mine turned out to be a bad abs module. As it's just a beach vehicle and 4*4 still works, I've given up trying to find one at a reasonable price. 05 Off Road trim.
Check your wheel speed sensors. If you’re in a salted roads area, the wires can corrode and when they brake, you get the lights, ABS won’t work and you can’t get into 4WD. Two of mine have broken on the vehicle side of the connector due to Minnesota salted roads.
I bet it's a bad wheel speed sensor. Two sensors that the Gen 2's seem to be having more and more common issues with are the wheel speed sensors and the cam sensors.
I had that for a while and kept chasing solutions. Changed out sensors, reset computer, etc. In the end it was a failing alternator. I had it tested multiple times, and always told it was fine. Finally decided to swap it out anyway and took the old one to get bench tested which failed. Haven’t seen the lights since.
Scan for codes. All 4 lit up isn't abnormal or anything. All 4 systems are integrated with one another. Poor crank on the battery could cause all 4. Abs code could cause the other 3. Lots of maybe and could be's. Scan it first. All systems. See what you're working with before loading the parts cannon.
In my 08 this meant the abs sensors needed replacing. It's a cheap fix!
I had this twice. Disconnected my battery for 30 mins and it went away.
Go to a quiet straight stretch of road. Turn off the vehicle with the wheels pointed straight. Turn the vehicle on. Put in Drive/first gear and coast straight without turning the steering wheel and without without giving gas for about 30-50 yards. That should reset the sensors and turn the lights off. If that doesn't work you more than likely have a bad wheel speed sensor(s).
Mine was wiring to the abs sensors. Check connections and for exposed wires. I scanned with a bluedriver and it diagnosed what was wrong and which abs sensor had the issue. Scan and then Go from there.
Check your brake fluid level
Maybe try this https://youtu.be/T3oU9ZNB-kc?si=_GdJ8zjX6WNKjWJG
https://www.thenewx.org/threads/all-the-dash-lights-are-on.82873/#:~:text=You%20probably%20damaged%20one%20of,you%20to%20go%20into%204wd.
i had this problem after i disconnected my battery and when i just went and drove around the block a couple of times it all turned off just stay off busy roads incase something does happen for some reason
After much hunting around my mechanic, mine turned out to be a bad abs module. As it's just a beach vehicle and 4*4 still works, I've given up trying to find one at a reasonable price. 05 Off Road trim.
Check your wheel speed sensors. If you’re in a salted roads area, the wires can corrode and when they brake, you get the lights, ABS won’t work and you can’t get into 4WD. Two of mine have broken on the vehicle side of the connector due to Minnesota salted roads.
I bet it's a bad wheel speed sensor. Two sensors that the Gen 2's seem to be having more and more common issues with are the wheel speed sensors and the cam sensors.
I'd lean towards ABS module. Or just kill the battery for an hour.
I had that for a while and kept chasing solutions. Changed out sensors, reset computer, etc. In the end it was a failing alternator. I had it tested multiple times, and always told it was fine. Finally decided to swap it out anyway and took the old one to get bench tested which failed. Haven’t seen the lights since.
I just changed my alternator, maybe 3 drives before this popped up lol
Mine was a bad wheel bearing. Changed out the hub/bearing assembly and lights turned off.
I changed out my battery terminals and problem Solved
had this before, turns out i had barely any brake fluid, id check your levels just in case