98 Tcs??
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98 Tcs?? my 98 t/a doesnt have a switch to turn off traction control. instead theres a little opening. i tried looking for tcs. the slp module tcs that reverses is only for 99 and up. any body else have the same issue?? pleasee help
well besides the fact that you probably dont have traction control. The system has an ASR button in the Firebirds. The button if you have traction control would be by down by the shifter. Where as the camaros have it above the radio.
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Originally Posted by BlackTBird
awesome.
but eveytime i try to luanch the back wheels/ rear end lift up and hit the pavement several times. as if traction control was on. i dont know why that occur
but eveytime i try to luanch the back wheels/ rear end lift up and hit the pavement several times. as if traction control was on. i dont know why that occur
Originally Posted by ez98ls1
If you had TC when the tires spun the accelerator pedal would push back on your foot and the car would fall on its face.
If you did have TC then as soon as you lost traction your engine would bog down and your accel. pedal would pulsate hence stopping wheel spin and giving you traction. If this is the case for you, and you have no way of shutting it off, well that pretty much sucks.
No, you could order a T/A or Z28 without TCS/ASR.
All gauge clusters will have the spot for "ASR OFF", but this just won't ever light up on a non-TCS/ASR car. GM just produces one gauge cluster instead of having one for each option.
The LOW TRAC light will come on whenever it senses wheel slippage, but the PCM will not do anything about it unless you have an ASR-equipped car with the system on.
All gauge clusters will have the spot for "ASR OFF", but this just won't ever light up on a non-TCS/ASR car. GM just produces one gauge cluster instead of having one for each option.
The LOW TRAC light will come on whenever it senses wheel slippage, but the PCM will not do anything about it unless you have an ASR-equipped car with the system on.
Originally Posted by DuronClocker
No, you could order a T/A or Z28 without TCS/ASR.
All gauge clusters will have the spot for "ASR OFF", but this just won't ever light up on a non-TCS/ASR car. GM just produces one gauge cluster instead of having one for each option.
The LOW TRAC light will come on whenever it senses wheel slippage, but the PCM will not do anything about it unless you have an ASR-equipped car with the system on.
All gauge clusters will have the spot for "ASR OFF", but this just won't ever light up on a non-TCS/ASR car. GM just produces one gauge cluster instead of having one for each option.
The LOW TRAC light will come on whenever it senses wheel slippage, but the PCM will not do anything about it unless you have an ASR-equipped car with the system on.
x2 He pretty much sum it up there
