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It's true that they can break loose, but technically traction control can never be disabled without modifying the map or supposedly pulling a fuse. Might need to hunt down some
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It's true that they can break loose, but technically traction control can never be disabled without modifying the map or supposedly pulling a fuse. Might need to hunt down some threads.
Have an on-board camera in the car focused on the HUD. The traction control light should effectively blink both when VDC is on and off when you attempt to break traction. |
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