Why does my sports light blink and it goes into sports mode whenever it want

need to plug it into diagnostic machine to get further
fault code and go from there

trans is in sport mode on the shifter there is a button push it and it will go off push it again and it will come on again to inform you its in sport mode

NEVER remove the battery cable when the engine is running. It can damage the alternator and a lot of other electronics on the vehicle. The alt will go to the full charge mode. Most all of the dash warning lighs shut off thru a circuit that goes to the alternator. Check your wiring for loose connectors or a grounding wire.

I can only say that, if it were my truck, I'd check the oil level and find it to be low.

You will need to have the codes pulled, you will need a scan tool for this. the computer is always testing the system and whenever it sees a problem it shuts down the airbag system and stores a code, the code will tell you what part of the system has failed,for example lets say theres a code,BO216 left side seat buckle, this would mean theres a problem with the left hand seatbelt buckle, the codes must be pulled first, also i know there a warranty on the buckles for honda for 8yrs 80,000 miles, the most common problem is the buckles, theres a switch inside them that goes bad. check with your toyota dealer and ask them if theres any warranty on the airbag system, you would need to know first why the light is on,hope this helps ,good day.

sounds like the flasher up under the dash

try looking at the ECM.

The ford explorer sport track. Will have a short either at the plug of the multi-function switch or 6 inches down where the column bends the wires during tilt.

maybe computer under the passenger side floor board. If the sport light is flashing, then it could be the speed sensor. This link can show you how to check the check engine light on this car: http://troublecodes.net/honda/ You need to find the blue plug and insert a jumper wire, then you need to count the blinks in the led lights, and then compare it to the trouble codes. Carefully pay attention to the blinks, some will be short and others long. Long I think are 10s and shorts are ones. Once you get the code, then scroll to the bottom of the page and you will see the OBD1 codes, that is the one you need. Hope this helps somebody.

you need to find out which wires go to what like the ones going into the alarm and the ones coming from the car u might have to put them back together..hopefully they are color coordinated for you good luck