COMPLETELY disable PSM and Traction Control?
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Mine does not have PTV. Has anyone tried the following? Have you tried running with both levels of TC turned off (press and hold the PSM button for a few seconds)? That will disable both stability control and traction control.
. My car is in the shop with the somewhat isolated issue with phaser timing chain and the 4 sprocket bolts sheared. Porsche switched to aluminum- and they can work their way out. Folks are replacing with steel as preemptive fix. A weak link in an otherwise excellent engine.
. My car is in the shop with the somewhat isolated issue with phaser timing chain and the 4 sprocket bolts sheared. Porsche switched to aluminum- and they can work their way out. Folks are replacing with steel as preemptive fix. A weak link in an otherwise excellent engine.
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Van914 (01-22-2024)
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Just want to share my experience during a skidpad training session.
With everything turned off, as I tried to power oversteer to initiate a slide, one out of 3-4 times, the car did something on its own and caused front tire understeer instead of rear tire oversteer. So I think with PASM off, under certain circumstances the computer still intervenes.
The good news is so far the computer hasn’t interrupted when I pushed the car on a road course with nanies off.
With everything turned off, as I tried to power oversteer to initiate a slide, one out of 3-4 times, the car did something on its own and caused front tire understeer instead of rear tire oversteer. So I think with PASM off, under certain circumstances the computer still intervenes.
The good news is so far the computer hasn’t interrupted when I pushed the car on a road course with nanies off.
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Just want to share my experience during a skidpad training session.
With everything turned off, as I tried to power oversteer to initiate a slide, one out of 3-4 times, the car did something on its own and caused front tire understeer instead of rear tire oversteer. So I think with PASM off, under certain circumstances the computer still intervenes.
The good news is so far the computer hasn’t interrupted when I pushed the car on a road course with nanies off.
With everything turned off, as I tried to power oversteer to initiate a slide, one out of 3-4 times, the car did something on its own and caused front tire understeer instead of rear tire oversteer. So I think with PASM off, under certain circumstances the computer still intervenes.
The good news is so far the computer hasn’t interrupted when I pushed the car on a road course with nanies off.