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Originally Posted by Puerto Rico Bnni Guy
GET IT OFF
I asked what you are trying to do...for example " I'm trying to Dyno the car" so that I can help.
In summary, unless you tell me more...your answer is "It is off"
Although your asking about traction control, I'm guessing that you are talking about torque management.....
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Originally Posted by willwren
Freddi, you also have Torque-management/Traction control, and the button only disables about 25% of it.
You have to disconnect your WSS (wheel speed sensors) to fully disable it, and even then you still have some.
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ok im talking about of that thing that limits wheelspin my car has the warning ligth but it does not have the button
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Originally Posted by Puerto Rico Bnni Guy
ok im talking about of that thing that limits wheelspin my car has the warning ligth but it does not have the button
Originally Posted by willwren
Torque-management/Traction control, and the button only disables about 25% of it.
You have to disconnect your WSS (wheel speed sensors) to fully disable it, and even then you still have some.
You have to disconnect your WSS (wheel speed sensors) to fully disable it, and even then you still have some.
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Yep, it'* pull the Wheel speed sensors, then.
The Wheel Speed Sensor is integral with the wheel hub. (The part that sits just inside the brake rotor, and has the wheel stud pressed into it. You can disconnect them without pulling the wheels.
The Wheel Speed Sensor is integral with the wheel hub. (The part that sits just inside the brake rotor, and has the wheel stud pressed into it. You can disconnect them without pulling the wheels.
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
Originally Posted by Puerto Rico Bnni Guy
ok im talking about of that thing that limits wheelspin my car has the warning ligth but it does not have the button
Originally Posted by willwren
Torque-management/Traction control, and the button only disables about 25% of it.
You have to disconnect your WSS (wheel speed sensors) to fully disable it, and even then you still have some.
You have to disconnect your WSS (wheel speed sensors) to fully disable it, and even then you still have some.
(climbs back under a rock)
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