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Where did you see this ? driver message center ?
ECS
Emission Control System or was ESC
ESC
Electronic Suspension Control
No matter which it is you should have the vehicle checked for DTC'S - diagnostic trouble codes DTC Database OBD II Trouble Codes
remove the ecu plug connection and check these connections, you will need the wiring code and check the wires from the ecu plug to the obd scan socket. if this is all fine check the scanner on another vehicle and check it works on that one if the same fault then the scanner is the problem, could be one of the miro switchers in the scanner have gone.
Well, I would like to help you but P054 is not a valid code. There are not enough digits for it to be a valid OBD code. I would recommend reading the code again and make sure you post it correctly if you want help with it.
As for the Check Engine light and the Electronic Speed Control (ESC) light being on, this means that there is a malfunction in one of the many systems that are monitored by your Powertrain Control Module (PCM). The PCM has also disabled your ESC (A.K.A. cruise control) for whatever reason.
It should be noted that although the problem does not seem to be affecting the way the vehicle drives, it is very likely that whatever is wrong is going to destroy some high-dollar parts like the catalytic converters if you don't get it fixed.
As far as getting it fixed at the dealer...It all depends on EXACTLY what is wrong. Most OBD fault codes can be serviced by anyone with the correct information for the code involved, providing they have the equipment and knowledge to properly diagnose the code. Codes that involve reprogramming of the PCM to fix are usually better to have done by the dealer. In these cases, the reprogramming can be done under emmissions warranties for free if the vehiclle meets certain criteria.
esc is electronic stability control. without the abs sensor working the esc can not work proper as it can not read the wheel speed.
it has nothing to do with the stop lamp
you can also read the OBD system by using the check engine light itself, simple rotating the key on and off will cause the light to flash. the exact number of times to rotate will be found in a repair manual. P.s. the OBD connector is under the steering wheel
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