05 AWD Touring Traction Control Switch
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05 AWD Touring Traction Control Switch
Our 2005 AWD Touring has a missing panel on the lower center console (next to the ashtray). Looking at various parts diagrams - it seems the Traction Control Switch is supposed to be there.
Does anyone know if that switch exists on the AWD Touring models?
If so, what happens if it isn't there? It seems to drive fine - we came back from a long trip on snowy roads - the AWD seemed to work.
Thanks
Does anyone know if that switch exists on the AWD Touring models?
If so, what happens if it isn't there? It seems to drive fine - we came back from a long trip on snowy roads - the AWD seemed to work.
Thanks
#2
Hi,
I am not sure which accessory packages included traction control but I see reference to parts online for with/without traction control and I see a replacement switch assembly for sale. My '05 Limited does not have it, but has a blank cover over the center trim next to the ashtray.
If your car had traction control and it was off, I think you should see an indication of that on the dash. Any car I have been in with TC has had such an indicator - only indicates if it is Off.
Traction control on most cars is a function of the Anti-lock brake system. It works somewhat in reverse of normal ABS by limiting the slip of a wheel during acceleration on slick pavement. My other car's traction control kicks in sometimes when I leave my subdivision on snow as I am accelerating from a stop, slightly uphill. It feels similar to the ABS pulse you would get during stopping.
If indeed your car is equipped, I would think the worst thing you could have right now is simply the inability to turn the system off. Not a big deal.
I am not sure which accessory packages included traction control but I see reference to parts online for with/without traction control and I see a replacement switch assembly for sale. My '05 Limited does not have it, but has a blank cover over the center trim next to the ashtray.
If your car had traction control and it was off, I think you should see an indication of that on the dash. Any car I have been in with TC has had such an indicator - only indicates if it is Off.
Traction control on most cars is a function of the Anti-lock brake system. It works somewhat in reverse of normal ABS by limiting the slip of a wheel during acceleration on slick pavement. My other car's traction control kicks in sometimes when I leave my subdivision on snow as I am accelerating from a stop, slightly uphill. It feels similar to the ABS pulse you would get during stopping.
If indeed your car is equipped, I would think the worst thing you could have right now is simply the inability to turn the system off. Not a big deal.
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Our 2005 AWD Touring has a missing panel on the lower center console (next to the ashtray). Looking at various parts diagrams - it seems the Traction Control Switch is supposed to be there.
Does anyone know if that switch exists on the AWD Touring models?
If so, what happens if it isn't there? It seems to drive fine - we came back from a long trip on snowy roads - the AWD seemed to work.
Thanks
Does anyone know if that switch exists on the AWD Touring models?
If so, what happens if it isn't there? It seems to drive fine - we came back from a long trip on snowy roads - the AWD seemed to work.
Thanks
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