Traction control question
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Not really sure what the OP's question is?
Yes the computer pulls fuel and timing in combination with the brakes, as mentioned, to reduce torque and get traction back.
There is certainly a sustained "reduced power" period after you lose traction. In my car its usually about 1 full second after losing traction that it cuts engine power.
Yes the computer pulls fuel and timing in combination with the brakes, as mentioned, to reduce torque and get traction back.
There is certainly a sustained "reduced power" period after you lose traction. In my car its usually about 1 full second after losing traction that it cuts engine power.
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