VDC issue while cornering
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VDC issue while cornering
Recently I have been having a problem while going through corners going up or down hills. It seems that the VDC will kick in and it kind of stalls briefly and the "slip" light will come on. It happens anywhere from apx 25-45mph depending on the corner. A couple days ago I turned the VDC off and drove the same corners as i normally would and it seemed to stop doing whatever it was doing before. Any help would be great.
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I'm going to answer your question before you get completely flamed, so have a fire extinguisher ready.
When you corner hard your rear tires start to break traction and the traction control kicks in so you don't spin out. If you turn your VDC off, it disables this feature but it will be more dangerous if you do not have good driving skills.
When you corner hard your rear tires start to break traction and the traction control kicks in so you don't spin out. If you turn your VDC off, it disables this feature but it will be more dangerous if you do not have good driving skills.
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I'm going to answer your question before you get completely flamed, so have a fire extinguisher ready.
When you corner hard your rear tires start to break traction and the traction control kicks in so you don't spin out. If you turn your VDC off, it disables this feature but it will be more dangerous if you do not have good driving skills.
When you corner hard your rear tires start to break traction and the traction control kicks in so you don't spin out. If you turn your VDC off, it disables this feature but it will be more dangerous if you do not have good driving skills.
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