Can I Turn My Traction Control Off
I HAVE NO IDEA HOW TO DO IT OR EVEN IF I CAN DO IT????
ITS SNOWING IN CHICAGO AND THERES SNOW!!!!!!
I DON'T WANT THAT STUPID ""TC" ON CAN I TURN IT OFF????
please help.
ITS SNOWING IN CHICAGO AND THERES SNOW!!!!!!
I DON'T WANT THAT STUPID ""TC" ON CAN I TURN IT OFF????
please help.
It's not even any real form of TC..its so shitty
what it does, if it detects wheelspin, it CUTS your power! So you hit a ice patch, start to slide, you hit the gas and steer to correct, but wait, you hit the gas but nothing happened, hit it harder, nothing...im still slidingggggggg
this 'tc' blows ass
what it does, if it detects wheelspin, it CUTS your power! So you hit a ice patch, start to slide, you hit the gas and steer to correct, but wait, you hit the gas but nothing happened, hit it harder, nothing...im still slidingggggggg
this 'tc' blows ass
It's not even any real form of TC..its so shitty
what it does, if it detects wheelspin, it CUTS your power! So you hit a ice patch, start to slide, you hit the gas and steer to correct, but wait, you hit the gas but nothing happened, hit it harder, nothing...im still slidingggggggg
this 'tc' blows ass
what it does, if it detects wheelspin, it CUTS your power! So you hit a ice patch, start to slide, you hit the gas and steer to correct, but wait, you hit the gas but nothing happened, hit it harder, nothing...im still slidingggggggg
this 'tc' blows ass
Thats basically what traction control is. Its designed to maintain traction when you accelerate too much or over/under steer, and the only way to do this is to slow the vehicle down. You would be surprised how many people will get scared in a situation like this and do the wrong thing, and thats why the computer is there to help with traction control.
oh yea and the ebrake thing works as well.. Thats what i used to do in my old z24
Last edited by silver06cobalt; Dec 19, 2007 at 06:32 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
it doesnt turn your engine off, it just slows it down so your tires have more time to grip, the only time when it is bad is when you need high rpms to go through a long patch of snow, and as to why you would press on the gas when on ice is beyond me, coasting is alot safer
I have no ABS on my car at all and I pulled the fuse and I STILL have traction control.. I'm guessing there is no way around it without a full deletion from the programming ...
PS If you are trying to do a burn out, accllerate full until you start to spin but don't let the car max rpm with your foot to the floor.
If you let off the gas a little bit the traction control won't engage and you will spin spin spin.
PS If you are trying to do a burn out, accllerate full until you start to spin but don't let the car max rpm with your foot to the floor.
If you let off the gas a little bit the traction control won't engage and you will spin spin spin.
I have no ABS on my car at all and I pulled the fuse and I STILL have traction control.. I'm guessing there is no way around it without a full deletion from the programming ...
PS If you are trying to do a burn out, accllerate full until you start to spin but don't let the car max rpm with your foot to the floor.
If you let off the gas a little bit the traction control won't engage and you will spin spin spin.
PS If you are trying to do a burn out, accllerate full until you start to spin but don't let the car max rpm with your foot to the floor.
If you let off the gas a little bit the traction control won't engage and you will spin spin spin.
You don't want too.
Just last week,
There was another cobalt in front of me and it took about a minuite for it to get up a 25ft hill. I had to stop 3 times so that I would not hit them. They were spinning their tires the whole way up. I didn't spin at all, even after I stopped and restarted on the hill. I was actually considering getting out and pushing their car.
The moral of the story, if your tiries are spining instead of griping, you go nowhere. TC helps stop the tires from spining=traction.
Just last week,
There was another cobalt in front of me and it took about a minuite for it to get up a 25ft hill. I had to stop 3 times so that I would not hit them. They were spinning their tires the whole way up. I didn't spin at all, even after I stopped and restarted on the hill. I was actually considering getting out and pushing their car.
The moral of the story, if your tiries are spining instead of griping, you go nowhere. TC helps stop the tires from spining=traction.
I'm not sure if the e-brake is the same set up as it is on The HHR but i saw one where some one figured out how to turn off the traction control with a switch. I think there is a switch connected to the e-brake that you can connect a switch inline with and turn off the traction control.
You don't want too.
Just last week,
There was another cobalt in front of me and it took about a minuite for it to get up a 25ft hill. I had to stop 3 times so that I would not hit them. They were spinning their tires the whole way up. I didn't spin at all, even after I stopped and restarted on the hill. I was actually considering getting out and pushing their car.
The moral of the story, if your tiries are spining instead of griping, you go nowhere. TC helps stop the tires from spining=traction.
Just last week,
There was another cobalt in front of me and it took about a minuite for it to get up a 25ft hill. I had to stop 3 times so that I would not hit them. They were spinning their tires the whole way up. I didn't spin at all, even after I stopped and restarted on the hill. I was actually considering getting out and pushing their car.
The moral of the story, if your tiries are spining instead of griping, you go nowhere. TC helps stop the tires from spining=traction.
pulling the ebrake up 1 notch does turn off TC off, but it also, engages the ebrake a tiny bit, and it beeps non stop
I don't live where it snows or anything, so I would really like to get rid of it. Sometimes my Shift+ will just spin into 2nd gear a little bit and the ECM cuts all of my throttle so I gotta release the pedal, wait a couple seconds and reapply throttle. It sucks!

There must be a way to disable it.
I've always hated this "traction control." Low gear never disabled it, ebrake never disabled it. And I just removed every ABS fuse in the fusebox (I don't have ABS so it doesn't matter).
I don't live where it snows or anything, so I would really like to get rid of it. Sometimes my Shift+ will just spin into 2nd gear a little bit and the ECM cuts all of my throttle so I gotta release the pedal, wait a couple seconds and reapply throttle. It sucks!
There must be a way to disable it.
I don't live where it snows or anything, so I would really like to get rid of it. Sometimes my Shift+ will just spin into 2nd gear a little bit and the ECM cuts all of my throttle so I gotta release the pedal, wait a couple seconds and reapply throttle. It sucks!

There must be a way to disable it.
Nope. I'm an '05 and it does it to me too. Just don't slam the gas all the way down when the tires start to spin. If you get the tires spinning and then give the car just enough throttle to keep them spinning without going WOT you will be fine and traction control will not engage.
i don't get why your tc is engaging in low. when i spray in low and the moons are aligned i tear through first, chirp when i hit second and its on from there with no signs of the tc. i don't engage the auto into drive directly from low if that makes any difference.


