Mystery of dash warning lights

[kavos]

When I'm travelling at 70mph the following four amber lights come on 'VSC OFF' 'Car skidding' 'ABS' and '4WD' (see pics) There is no reduction in power but they are very annoying. No codes to read? What could be causing these lights to come on?

[Bper]

Hi Paul,Check the wheel speed sensors to see if they’re working right. They’re important for ABS and VSC, and these issues might only show up at higher speeds.Take a good look at your brake pads, discs, and fluid levels. Problems with these can trigger the ABS and VSC lights, especially at faster speeds.Make sure the 4WD system is running smoothly. Check the transfer case and differential for any signs of trouble.Look at the wiring and connections for ABS, VSC, and 4WD. Loose or damaged connections might be the cause.Don’t forget the vehicle speed sensor. If it’s faulty, you might only see problems when driving fast.Even if there aren’t any current codes, a detailed scan with a more advanced tool might reveal some useful info or past issues.

[kavos]

Thanks Bob I will check the wheel speed sensors. Sounds logical I suppose, though right now I don't know what I'm looking for LOL I'll have to research more

[TonyHSD]

Scan for faults and take it from there. 
As suggested it could be a wheel speed sensor or wiring of these

[kavos]

On 7/27/2024 at 8:12 AM, Bper said:

Hi Paul,Check the wheel speed sensors to see if they’re working right. They’re important for ABS and VSC, and these issues might only show up at higher speeds.Take a good look at your brake pads, discs, and fluid levels. Problems with these can trigger the ABS and VSC lights, especially at faster speeds.Make sure the 4WD system is running smoothly. Check the transfer case and differential for any signs of trouble.Look at the wiring and connections for ABS, VSC, and 4WD. Loose or damaged connections might be the cause.Don’t forget the vehicle speed sensor. If it’s faulty, you might only see problems when driving fast.Even if there aren’t any current codes, a detailed scan with a more advanced tool might reveal some useful info or past issues.

OK it was a dirty sensor as you suggested. I took it off myself and cleaned it with brake cleaner, replaced and is now working fine Thanks all