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Old 10-28-2006, 11:21 PM
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I was refering to the H3. This is the rightmost switch - picture of a car with squiggly lines underneath it. Hold it in for 5 sec and this will disable the traction control and the stability system (if you have it).

That is the stabilitrac switch. Different system than the traction control.

You cannot turn off the traction control
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Old 10-28-2006, 11:27 PM
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You cannot turn off the traction control

You are incorrect sir/maam ()... there is a switch on the column... the ignition switch! That will turn off the traction control. But I don't think it's useful over 5 mpg (I could be wrong )!
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Old 10-28-2006, 11:42 PM
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Old 10-29-2006, 02:18 AM
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Here are two pages from the owners manual. You can get the electronic owners manual from www.mygmlink.com after you register.
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Here are two pages from the owners manual. You can get the electronic owners manual from www.mygmlink.com after you register.


That sure explains it
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That sure explains it

so lets see, we turn OFF the TC/SC when in mud and snow or it will limit wheel spin which may get u stuck.
Now the e locker kicks out over 20mph, so if play off road in muddy or snowy conditions we just have to keep the speedo under 20mph

I know I've hit a lot more than 20mph in mud pits and snow drifts not to mention slippery hills.


I still want my elocker to stay on when I turn it on.
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so lets see, we turn OFF the TC/SC when in mud and snow or it will limit wheel spin which may get u stuck.
Now the e locker kicks out over 20mph, so if play off road in muddy or snowy conditions we just have to keep the speedo under 20mph

I know I've hit a lot more than 20mph in mud pits and snow drifts not to mention slippery hills.


I still want my elocker to stay on when I turn it on.

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Here are two pages from the owners manual. You can get the electronic owners manual from www.mygmlink.com after you register.

It looks like I'm wrong and HummBebe is correct. I switched the stabilitrak system off by holding down the stab button, as the manual states, and I was still able to get the traction control to kick in even though the display showed "stab sys off". This is different from how the owners manual says the system operates.
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It looks like I'm wrong and HummBebe is correct. I switched the stabilitrak system off by holding down the stab button, as the manual states, and I was still able to get the traction control to kick in even though the display showed "stab sys off". This is different from how the owners manual says the system operates.

Thank you for posting that.
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