1998 z28 question about traction control??
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Originally Posted by jzzamesb
Does this year Z28 have asr, or traction control?? If so how do you turn it off and get rid of it???
All years had traction control as an option, but you could get the car without it. If it has traction control, there will be a button right under the center AC vents. Turn off the switch to turn the traction control off. If there's no button there, you don't have traction control.
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Originally Posted by SmokingWS6
You can check the door sticker for gears.
GU4 = 2.73
GU5 = 3.23
GU6 = 3.42 (m6 only i belive)
GU4 = 2.73
GU5 = 3.23
GU6 = 3.42 (m6 only i belive)
2.73's have a door code of GU2, not GU4. also, gears do not dictate whether or not you have traction control.
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ok, I don't have the button for it but when I turn the ignition on before starting the car where all the lights come up the asr off light briefly comes up. Would that just be programmed in there and show up as off because I don't have the switch or am I missing something?? thanks for all the quick replies!
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The gauge cluster does a quick check of the system, one of the things it does is illuminate all the light in the cluster for "proper" operation. Just because it lights up, doesn't mean you have it. In order to save cost on gauge clusters, GM use only one for the V8 models.
GU2 = 2.73
GU4 = 3.23
I believe GU5 was for 3.45 (aussie 9-bolts in 3rd gens).
GU2 = 2.73
GU4 = 3.23
I believe GU5 was for 3.45 (aussie 9-bolts in 3rd gens).
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If you want to check for sure, look at the pic here (I'm sure Joshua won't mind me whoring out pics of his purty motor ). See the black "thing" behind the battery with the 3 cables running to it? That's the traction control module. If your car doesn't have one, you don't have traction control.