That Slip Light
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That Slip Light
So I've noticed the "slip" light flash when Im "pulling" through in a certain gear....what gives?
For instance, i get into fourth and from around 2k rpm to 5.5k rpm, as the car pulls through, the light will flash once or 2x over the course....
For instance, i get into fourth and from around 2k rpm to 5.5k rpm, as the car pulls through, the light will flash once or 2x over the course....
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I believe this is due to a loss of traction... It certainly is the season for it too. Slippery ground maybe? Does the light flash when you don't gun it through the gear?
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In theory, I don't think the VDC should kick in that easily, on dry/straight pavement... That is if you really aren't gunning it... I wouldn't be to worried about it as long as there is no change in the car's behavior on the road... But I certainly wouldn't neglect the possibility of it being a small bug that should be looked into.
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In theory, I don't think the VDC should kick in that easily, on dry/straight pavement... That is if you really aren't gunning it... I wouldn't be to worried about it as long as there is no change in the car's behavior on the road... But I certainly wouldn't neglect the possibility of it being a small bug that should be looked into.
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In theory, I don't think the VDC should kick in that easily, on dry/straight pavement... That is if you really aren't gunning it... I wouldn't be to worried about it as long as there is no change in the car's behavior on the road... But I certainly wouldn't neglect the possibility of it being a small bug that should be looked into.
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haha. I would leave VDC on for everyday driving... like I said, aside from the light, if there is no unusual car behavior, VDC will help you stay on track and stabilize your vehicle if you take a turn too quickly/sharply or you start slipping...
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