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Lexus are lying about the traction control !

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Old 11-18-13, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by ISFSPRT
I tried it on my IS350 F sport this morning, and it works. But just wondering what's the different by pressing and holding traction button for 3 seconds, and doing the pedal dance?
losing the TRAC for 3 secs "defeats" the TRAC and VSC by Lexus standards aka there is still some intervention during excessive wheel slip. This method supposedly chits everything thing off completely.
Old 11-18-13, 01:45 PM
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got it disable, wasn't press the brake hard enough; I thought this was gone after few months I got my 06 IS LOL

But just wondering... any difference between the pedal way and holding the traction button?? coz same message came up on the desh
Old 11-18-13, 02:16 PM
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^ i'd like to know as well.

I do know that doing the pedal dance, you cannot use cruise control.

I'm assuming it disables other electronic driving features?
Old 11-19-13, 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by aTeAse
^ i'd like to know as well.

I do know that doing the pedal dance, you cannot use cruise control.

I'm assuming it disables other electronic driving features?
If you turn off them one thing it will pop up is the pre-collusion system will turn off
Old 11-19-13, 01:47 PM
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I'll have to try it again. I remember one time I disabled the driving nannies and when I tried to get the rear end to step out, it did for only a split second before traction control or whatever took over and stopped that sliding. I was definitely disappointed. However, I don't recall if I had TC off via the pedal dance or the button that time...
Old 11-20-13, 05:59 AM
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Originally Posted by JGard18
I'll have to try it again. I remember one time I disabled the driving nannies and when I tried to get the rear end to step out, it did for only a split second before traction control or whatever took over and stopped that sliding. I was definitely disappointed. However, I don't recall if I had TC off via the pedal dance or the button that time...
Did you told down the TC button for 3 seconds or just press it? At a Lexus event at ViR we definitely were able to power slide (and spin out) the car just by doing the button method.
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Originally Posted by sloosh
Did you told down the TC button for 3 seconds or just press it? At a Lexus event at ViR we definitely were able to power slide (and spin out) the car just by doing the button method.
Yeah, held down the button for a few seconds so the yellow light over on the left side of the dash turned on along with the TC Off warning.

I had another instance where I just pressed the button once quickly to turn of TC and it automatically turned itself back on by the end of my hard-acceleration run.
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