Is there suppose to be an indicator on the dash when snow mode is on?
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Is there suppose to be an indicator on the dash when snow mode is on?
I finally got able to try the snow mode switch today since it got fairly icy in MD.
With the snow mode switched on, i looked at the dash, and there is no indicator that "AWD" is on..........however, i did see a few flashed of "SLIP" if i remember correctly.
Is this normal? thanks!
With the snow mode switched on, i looked at the dash, and there is no indicator that "AWD" is on..........however, i did see a few flashed of "SLIP" if i remember correctly.
Is this normal? thanks!
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I believe the only time you will see the "AWD" light on is when there is something wrong w/ our AWD system. So in other words, you don't want to see it on.
"Slip" is an indicator that your tires are slipping which isn't a good thing either.
Oh BTW, congrats on your purchase on welcome aboard
"Slip" is an indicator that your tires are slipping which isn't a good thing either.
Oh BTW, congrats on your purchase on welcome aboard
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The snow mode only works at speeds below 20Kms/h or 12 mph, below those points you will have drive 50/50 front along with reducing power if there is too much slippage. Really the only real time you might need the switch is if you are stopped and you have to power through some very deep snow. I never find it necesssary, it works awesome without using the switch.
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hahaha......i haven't press my pedal to the point where it thrust me to my seat yet. Only have 600miles...so waiting on hitting 1K to test out its speed. Gotta find somewhere safe to do it as i strongly object fast driving in public. So as of now, 0-60 in 11sec sounds about right to me, lol.
anyways, thanks for the help guys!
anyways, thanks for the help guys!
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Drive an 07 without the ECU reflash. The throttle response is so rediculous that they came out with a TSB to address it.
I haven't had it done cause I love the super touchy throttle.
The 08's are WAY easier to start off smoothly.
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Just to clarify, I wasn't talking about driving fast or with intent to speed... just commenting on the response from a stop.
Drive an 07 without the ECU reflash. The throttle response is so rediculous that they came out with a TSB to address it.
I haven't had it done cause I love the super touchy throttle.
The 08's are WAY easier to start off smoothly.
Drive an 07 without the ECU reflash. The throttle response is so rediculous that they came out with a TSB to address it.
I haven't had it done cause I love the super touchy throttle.
The 08's are WAY easier to start off smoothly.
Last edited by Kinn; 01-29-2009 at 10:20 AM.
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I just got my Black Betty Grounding Wires, which is supposed to improve AT shift times as well as improve throttle response.
(Like I need more throttle response! LOL)
I'll have them installed by the end of the weekend so I can't speak from first hand experience, but that's one option.
Another option would be an ECU reflash, like Technosquare or Camp3.
(Like I need more throttle response! LOL)
I'll have them installed by the end of the weekend so I can't speak from first hand experience, but that's one option.
Another option would be an ECU reflash, like Technosquare or Camp3.
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