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two ways to interpret a Hicas warning:

1. there is a system fault

2. it's time to replace it altogether with a lock so it handles better.

mine didn't have a fault but i went to 2 anyway. hope you find the issue.

Cheers

x2 Lock Bar my Hicas died and the lockbar makes the car handle soooo much better :):)

currently highway driving, not turning or anything, and the HICAS warning came on. What problems could it indicate? Knowing my luck its either the sensor has failed, or it wont come back on when i start driving again...

Thanks

Hey buddy, 5 months ago when i first bought my car i had that prooblem too sometimes the hicas light turn on when i go over bumpy roads and also my deck loses power.

The next day i found out that the plug to the battery was really lose (i couldnt even start the car and i was shitting myself :)) so got it fixed and the HICAS warning light never shows when i drive anymore.

Hope this would help you because im not too sure what the problem was, i am just assuming that the plug to the battery is loose, good luck fixing

cheers

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