Best way to remove Traction Control
12-22-2003, 10:37 PM
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Best way to remove Traction Control What will I need to get rid of the TCS unit.Would I just need a new throttle cable? from a non tcs car? Please Let me know as it has got to go.Thanks Ronnie
12-22-2003, 11:42 PM
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You could just buy a "Traction Control Logic Module" for $55
Its made by SLP. It reverses the logic of the TCS, so basically its normally off until you turn it on (instead of the other way around).
You can get it at some of the sponsors at the right, like TBYRNE. Just look in the transmission section.
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Its made by SLP. It reverses the logic of the TCS, so basically its normally off until you turn it on (instead of the other way around).
You can get it at some of the sponsors at the right, like TBYRNE. Just look in the transmission section.
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12-23-2003, 04:11 PM
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Its a piece of cake. Just order a non traction control throttle cable from a dealer and swap that in. Took me like 10 minutes to do this.
Not sure how much the cable is, was only 13 bucks for me because I have a big ol discount on everything at my local chevy dealer.
Not sure how much the cable is, was only 13 bucks for me because I have a big ol discount on everything at my local chevy dealer.
12-23-2003, 04:45 PM
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I was going to get the slp reverse traction module, but I just got in the habit of turning it off when ever I get in the car and starting it. You wanted to get rid of the whole cable so SilverGhost made a good suggestion.
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12-30-2003, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by joeyspeed
Quick question.....if I install the reverse traction module, that means the trac off light will always be on, right? 
12-31-2003, 08:38 AM
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Another thing to keep in mind is you can get rid of the actuall brake components in the rear for the TCS. There is a shoe style brakepad that presses on the inner portion of the rear rotors on the slipping wheel. All you have to do is take your rotors off and you'll see it, slips out fairly easily. Might save like a pound or two from the rear lol.
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