ASR, on or off for good off the line
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From: Oshawa - Home of the 5th-gen
Originally posted by rlax31
...a couple days ago I was driving...and it was pouring, saw a HUGE puddle I couldn't avoid, I hit the puddle, the rear end started going back and forth just a bit, the traction control kicked on, and I went merrily on my way.
Don't want to think about about what could have happened had I not had it on, or not had it at all
...a couple days ago I was driving...and it was pouring, saw a HUGE puddle I couldn't avoid, I hit the puddle, the rear end started going back and forth just a bit, the traction control kicked on, and I went merrily on my way.
Don't want to think about about what could have happened had I not had it on, or not had it at all
Why should there be any difference with or without traction control?
Unless you were trying to accelerate through the puddle, just let off the gas and "coast" through it
.IMO, I'd rather KNOW how to drive than rely on my car saving my a$$ and getting/keeping me out of trouble
. I've made it through 2 pretty typical winters so far with my car and had no problem.....and NO trac control.
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