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Originally Posted by Silly Rabbit How do I check for this option and add it? I have race rom, the cable and the access software. I don't have the bluetooth

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Old 09-16-2017, 09:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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How do I check for this option and add it? I have race rom, the cable and the access software. I don't have the bluetooth obdII dongle.
Just push up on the cruise control toggle and watch the gauge on the oil temp. It will move up to were the tc is set at and then fall back to what the oil temp really is. Press it up again and when it rises and stops, press down on the toggle and stop when it get to the setting you desire.
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Questions. Does the VDC off and a Yaw sensor kill switch makes any difference in operation of this TC?
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Yes, your TCS must be disabled by the standard button for this to function.
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Just push up on the cruise control toggle and watch the gauge on the oil temp. It will move up to were the tc is set at and then fall back to what the oil temp really is. Press it up again and when it rises and stops, press down on the toggle and stop when it get to the setting you desire.
Checked and nothing happened. Is there somewhere in the software to turn this on\off? I tried with factory traction control on and off.
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Checked and nothing happened. Is there somewhere in the software to turn this on\off? I tried with factory traction control on and off.
This wasn't part of what you and I did a couple of years ago. Seb added it to my Z a few months ago when I got re-tuned.
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Checked and nothing happened. Is there somewhere in the software to turn this on\off? I tried with factory traction control on and off.
Yeah all functions only work with vdc off and cruise control off. Yea would know if you press the toggle up. Also if you have Bluetooth dongle it would be in the menu on your phone!

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