Traction Control / Overdrive buttons
#1
Traction Control / Overdrive buttons
All,
In the Mustang on the way home tonight I had a thought... Could you swap the buttons for the TCS and overdrive buttons?? It would make getting the TCS system off easier, and I almost never turn off overdrive.
Thanks for any and all input...
Robert
In the Mustang on the way home tonight I had a thought... Could you swap the buttons for the TCS and overdrive buttons?? It would make getting the TCS system off easier, and I almost never turn off overdrive.
Thanks for any and all input...
Robert
#4
should be relatively easy to accomplish. don't see the purpose of it though.
I would either do the tune as mentioned above...or just make it part of your starting habit like I do. Keys, seatbelt, T/C off, 1st gear and zoom
I would either do the tune as mentioned above...or just make it part of your starting habit like I do. Keys, seatbelt, T/C off, 1st gear and zoom
#6
There's a write-up that installs a relay to automatically turn off traction control at startup. Since you don't mind ripping apart your dashboard, install this relay and it will probably save you some time!
http://forums.themustangsource.com/s...d.php?t=462075
(looks like some of the pictures in that link have gone missing)
http://forums.themustangsource.com/s...d.php?t=462075
(looks like some of the pictures in that link have gone missing)
#8
There's a write-up that installs a relay to automatically turn off traction control at startup. Since you don't mind ripping apart your dashboard, install this relay and it will probably save you some time!
http://forums.themustangsource.com/s...d.php?t=462075
(looks like some of the pictures in that link have gone missing)
http://forums.themustangsource.com/s...d.php?t=462075
(looks like some of the pictures in that link have gone missing)
#9
Yea, cos it's a real PITA reaching up and pressing that darn button eh?
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