I'm going to ask the obvious question just out of curiosity; did you press and hold the traction control button in the interior?
Will you please elaborate. I can see the part but I am not clear on the wiring. ThanksI have slightly looked into the possibility of disabling the traction control completely while having everything else work. But since multiple components are talking to each other over CANBUS that control the traction control/stability even when they were "turned off" with the switch pressed. There was no way for me to trick everything to work because I'm not that smart. The Power Steering ECU is sending info over CAN to the ABS/ESC ECU as well as the SRS ECU(which is detecting when you are going to spin out". I've heard the Australian ABS/ESC ECU doesn't have the issue of completely disabling traction/stability with the switch(and nanny your driving) but they also have a manual hand brake.
I also don't drive hard enough to activate these system's with Traction/Stability disabled from the switch and have a manual so it doesn't affect my shifting at certain RPM's. I did install a alpine video bypass that turns off traction/stability when I start the car with out pressing the button on start up.
I believe you are asking about wiring the bypass. The bypass blue/white wire will go to the red wire of the car. The bypass black wire will go to the black wire of the car. The bypass yellow/black wire will go to the yellow wire of the car. This is at the connector at the dimmer/bsd/traction switch.Will you please elaborate. I can see the part but I am not clear on the wiring. Thanks
Thanks. I think I understand . No wires are cut then ? You are just splicing in to the existing wires as indicated, adding the bypass to the existing switch. Correct?I believe you are asking about wiring the bypass. The bypass blue/white wire will go to the red wire of the car. The bypass black wire will go to the black wire of the car. The bypass yellow/black wire will go to the yellow wire of the car. This is at the connector at the dimmer/bsd/traction switch.
Correct, no cutting any wires just splicing into them.Thanks. I think I understand . No wires are cut then ? You are just splicing in to the existing wires as indicated, adding the bypass to the existing switch. Correct?