Advanced Trak / Traction Control

[Matt M]

How do I shut all the Nanny's OFF?
What is the difference from these?
and What does the Drive modes do?

Thanks!

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[DarkestHour]

Read your manual

 

[Wally]

Switch drive mode to track and hold traction control off switch for 538 seconds.

 

[Matt M]

No One ?

 

[Gurjit]

hold traction control button for 15 seconds, turns advance trac and traction control off

I have issues when I get too donut happy, "service advance trac" comes on and kills my power, then I restart the engine and it lets me do donuts without any nannies

 

[GuardGT]

each of those have been asked over 20 times, please use the search. for the short answer, only way to get them fully off is to pull the fuse out.

 

[daltron]

Fuse 62, pull that and all the nannies are disabled.

 

[GT0038]

Fuse 62, pull that and all the nannies are disabled.

I always thought pulling that fuse also disables the ABS?:shrug:

I have always used the method described above holding the foot on the brake and the finger on the traction control button for however many seconds required. Advance Trac off will be displayed and you should be nanny free.

 

[Popcorn]

flip your traction control once, that turns it off. Then hold it for like 5 seconds and that will then turn off the advance trac too.

 

[tritus]

Hope you are not going to a car show lol.

 

[daltron]

I always thought pulling that fuse also disables the ABS?:shrug:

I have always used the method described above holding the foot on the brake and the finger on the traction control button for however many seconds required. Advance Trac off will be displayed and you should be nanny free.

I am not sure, but I don't have an ABS light. With the Brembos and 295 R888's in the front it is hard to lock up the wheels.

Holding it longer does not disable everything since LC can still be enabled and LC can only be used if some form of TC is still enabled. Take the fuse out and you'll notice that both the TC and AdvanceTrac lights are off, not just one.

 

[goldengooner]

Hope you are not going to a car show lol.

Is it not winter in the US?
makes sense to turn all the nannies off, sure the insurance company if anything happens will just love that

 

[NightmareMoon]

I am not sure, but I don't have an ABS light. With the Brembos and 295 R888's in the front it is hard to lock up the wheels.

Holding it longer does not disable everything since LC can still be enabled and LC can only be used if some form of TC is still enabled. Take the fuse out and you'll notice that both the TC and AdvanceTrac lights are off, not just one.

Holding the TC button down for 6 seconds works in my PP car. No need to pull fuses. I can wheel spin off the line as much as I want and the nannies don't kick in no matter how badly I get sideways. I've spun her completely around, had tank-slapper fishtails, and have run her completely off the track under ABS braking from 140 mph, you know, all the fun stuff that the nannies won't let you do (All at the track, of course.). I don't think you don't need to get on your knees in the passenger footwell and pull fuses.

 

[Norm Peterson]

Is it not winter in the US?
makes sense to turn all the nannies off, sure the insurance company if anything happens will just love that

OP lives in Florida where the average low temperature probably doesn't drop much below 45°F. Google temperatures in Orlando for an idea, I think they're seeing 70's there today.

What say you about cars that never had any nannies? That we should never been allowed to drive them, or continue to do so now like I still do from time to time?


Norm

 

[NoVaGT]

Is it not winter in the US?
makes sense to turn all the nannies off, sure the insurance company if anything happens will just love that

:lol::lol:

There's no official Parliamentary inquiries by white-wigged officials of insurance companies in the event of a normal fender-bender here.

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