Traction Controll Completely Off?

Originally Posted by wdkwang When I wanted to do a burnout, I took out the brake lamp fuse to disable the brake override. Started the car and turned off the

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Traction Controll Completely Off?

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11-14-2011, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by wdkwang

When I wanted to do a burnout, I took out the brake lamp fuse to disable the brake override. Started the car and turned off the vdc. I don't know if it showed up before or after a burnout but the ABS light and some other light came on in the dash. I assume the ABS is disabled, maybe?
Turned off the car when I was done, put the fuse back in, turned it on again, and everything was back to normal

I would say this is the case. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you pull a fuse w/e circuit it is for will be disabled until the fuse is plugged back in due to a break in the circuit.

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