VSA in the winter
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Re: VSA in the winter (dg10lh)
I would leave it on. However, if your car gets stuck, turn it off. You'll never get out if you don't let the tires spin. Only then do you have a chance.. on one of my sibling's cars he had a traction control that couldn't be turned off and the few times it got stuck in the snow, he could never get out.
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From: North Aurora, IL, USA
Re: VSA in the winter (dg10lh)
sounds good. well what happened was that when i started moving my VSA warning light was flashing and i didnt have much traction at all. so i was just wondering if the VSA was messing it up.
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From: Middletown, NY, Orange
Re: VSA in the winter (mr. biggles)
just had a chance to take my car out in the snow. We got like 4 inches in orange county, new york. With the VSA on i couldnt move but once i turned it off, the beast woke up. It did pretty good!!!
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Re: VSA in the winter (yobbr5)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by yobbr5 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just had a chance to take my car out in the snow. We got like 4 inches in orange county, new york. With the VSA on i couldnt move but once i turned it off, the beast woke up. It did pretty good!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
we had 2-4 inches in pa today and i left the vsa on with no problems.
we had 2-4 inches in pa today and i left the vsa on with no problems.
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