Stability center off car wont start - 2007 Suzuki XL-7

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Kathryn,you other post asks do buy it.

how to you know the partnumber if not found yet.
why do you think it is bad.
did you scan the OBD2 port with a scan tool and see,
collision sensor errors
for Yaw, roll stability.?
best is to tell the error first or get wrong parts.

Yaw, roll stability. Rotational Speed. Stability Control Vehicle Turn Rate. Suspension.

I car has it!
It is under the center floor console.
You remove the center console and it's bolted to the floor.
Slide the seats forward and remove the two rear bolts on the console, then move them back and remove the trim ring around the shifter. Remove the storage bin and upper finish panel,
now remove the remaining bolts and remove the console.

it is bolted to the body floor pan, dead center of car,
under the center console.

You don't on 2018 and newer it's incorporated into the body modual computer system for driveability to keep the car in control it's a programmed driveability feature to make the vehicle handle better and be safer

battery dead, charge it or jumper cable start it , with running donor car, like AAA tow does, (watch them or call them?>)
battery post green with corrosion , clean them its a std service point.
check fuses....
stater hot wired, (above ok) wont crank is bad starter.\
if cranks hot wired, its a good starter by bad key line,
ill stop here, ask who to test key line if you get this far,

that 1st line on Stability , ive not a clue. why not be clear where you see that. (a warning lamp. or? what)

your stability control module should be behind the gear stick under the center consul .

Use the standard troubleshooting steps at the link below.
Do It Yourself Diagnosis and Repair

do you have a DTC code, stabilizer track off, is another deal, and my go away when the no start condition is fixed???

at a guess i would check the ISV ...idle stabilization valve first then

the cam sensor or connections to it.

This system usually kicks on when it thinks the wheels are spinning out. Thus...it slows the wheels to regain control. It can also happen in the rain when the car senses it is hydroplaning. If none of these things are possible, it's probably a broken sensor or something.

if you have to heat it with a propane torch

Have you added stabilizer & fresh gas to tank, just to be sure ? That's a good place to start.