Carolla S 2015 trac off, engine light, loss of power

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Asked by GuruTN98M Jul 05, 2018 at 01:08 PM about the 2015 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2015 Toyota carolla s with 52k Miles. I kept up
with all my maintenance including air filters, breaks, oil
chances, and am waiting for my 60k maintainece interval.
I was driving down a highway at about 35mpg and lost
power as my rpm’s went on to 4K (I didn’t take my foot off
the gas until I noticed I wasn’t getting any power). My
engine and Trac off light came on. 2 days later I started
my car again and lights went off so I drove. Then again
after 30 mins of driving it happened again and lights
stayed on. Im taking it into the shop after school today.
has anyone else had these problems? What could be
wrong? Fuel filter?abs/trac system? Transmission? I’m a
broke college student with crossed fingers

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Update: engine light and trac light went off by themselves but I was able to get 2 codes : p1604 and p2820.

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