How to Turn Off the VSC Light in a Ford Mustang

Hey there, Mustang enthusiast! If you’ve got that pesky VSC (Vehicle Stability Control) light glaring at you from your dashboard, fear not. We’ve got your back with easy-to-follow steps to turn it off for different Mustang generations. Whether you’re cruising in a modern 2015-2023 model, rocking a classic 2005-2014 version, or driving a vintage 1994-2004 gem, we’ve got tailored instructions for you. Let’s get that light out of the way and get back to enjoying the open road!

Contents

2015 – 2023 Models

  1. Start your Mustang and allow the engine to idle.
  2. Locate the “Settings” menu on your dashboard screen and select it.
  3. Navigate to the “Vehicle” or “Vehicle Control” option.
  4. Look for “Traction Control” or “Driving Aids” within the menu.
  5. Disable the “Traction Control” or “Stability Control” by selecting “Off” or “Disable.”
  6. Confirm your selection and the VSC light should turn off.

2005 – 2014 Models

  1. Turn on your Mustang’s ignition without starting the engine.
  2. Find the “Traction Control” button, often located near the center console or on the steering wheel.
  3. Press and hold the “Traction Control” button for 5-10 seconds.
  4. The VSC light should blink and then turn off, indicating it’s been successfully disabled.

1994 – 2004 Models

  1. Insert your key into the ignition and turn it to the “On” position without starting the engine.
  2. Locate and press the “O/D Off” button on the shifter handle to disable Overdrive.
  3. Start your Mustang’s engine.
  4. Drive at least 100 yards to let the system recalibrate.
  5. The VSC light should turn off, signaling the successful reset.

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