Originally posted by M|22 how can i keep traction control turned OFF until I want to use it? if i turn it off, then stop the car, it's ON again the next time i'm driving...
confused me when i couldn't make it skid for 30 ft. again yesterday realized that tcs was on...
As far as I am aware, TCS will be on everytime you turn on your car.. you just have to turn it off everytime. Oh well.. guess that's why you save a little money on insurance..
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Originally posted by M|22 how can i keep traction control turned OFF until I want to use it? if i turn it off, then stop the car, it's ON again the next time i'm driving...
confused me when i couldn't make it skid for 30 ft. again yesterday realized that tcs was on...
Like all those other annoying warning lights, I just duke tape over them. Out of sight out of mind.
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It is for safety reasons.... It has just become standard practice for me, start the car, hit the button to disable the tcs... Winter is coming so the tcs will be staying on for me real soon
Originally posted by OhTwoAltimaSE Anyone know if you can add traction control after purchase?
Hardcore, do you know?
How well does it work? Why do you turn it off?
Curious minds want to know.
It works well, I've never had it before, really needed it in my last car. It helps the tires grip in wet weather, so when you try and pull away from a stop on wet pavement, you actually move instead of spinning tires while inching out into the road, making yourself a sitting duck. Don't need it on dry roads, unless you DON"T want to peel out! Don't know about adding it.
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Originally posted by lizzy494 It works well, I've never had it before, really needed it in my last car. It helps the tires grip in wet weather, so when you try and pull away from a stop on wet pavement, you actually move instead of spinning tires while inching out into the road, making yourself a sitting duck. Don't need it on dry roads, unless you DON"T want to peel out! Don't know about adding it.
My guess is there is no snow where you are. Your lucky.
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realized that tcs was on...
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