Have anyone experienced a simultaneous light on of abs-vsa-tsa-eps? It's not accompanied by any other indications or physical sense while driving.

 

Low battery voltage can cause this symptom, even in the absence of starting problems.

good luck

 

It probably is due to a low or dead battery pack in one or more Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors. If the TPMS sensor is replaced, the ID number for the new TPMS sensor has to be programmed in. -- The TPMS light will not necessarily be on due to low or dead batteries in the TPMS sensors.

Some tire places are equipped to change the TPMS sensor and reprogram for the new sensor; however, aftermarket TPMS sensor are generally priced more than Honda OEM. Most dealerships have the TPMS sensor in stock; so, there are options in terms of still using the OEM parts at an independent shop or just going to the dealer for everything.

Many shops and Honda dealerships have handheld TPMS tools that can check for low batteries on TPMS sensors; Snap-on and ATEQ make such tools. The TPMS tool won't read the trouble code(s) stored in the ECM/PCM though. There are other diagnostic tools to read the codes.

P.S.: 2008 U.S. Accords do not have EPS (Electric Power Steering). I just checked your IP location, your Accord may be different than U.S. models.