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How can I know if my car has PDCC? it doesn't specify in the build sheet(bought as cpo) so i'm assuming it doesn't but is there a way to verify without a doubt? It does have the button with the shock icon above the traction button if that means anything.
There was a thread about this months ago. OP said it had PDCC but it was not on the build sheet.
I searched and came up short hence the reason for this thread. I’m getting ready to order a KW HAS kit and PDCC is the only option for a different part#
Look at the drop links for either of your front or rear sway bars. If they look like the "top #6" you have PDCC. If they look like the "bottom #6" you don't have PDCC. These are visible from underneath or with a wheel off. The rear links might be visible with your head on the ground looking into the rear wheel well from the rear.
It does have the button with the shock icon above the traction button if that means anything.
That is the PASM button. In later cars that button has PDCC written on it to identify if PDCC is also equipped. In earlier cars those letters were not there even if so equipped. You have to rely on the build sheet or, if serviced by a dealer, whether the PDCC reservoir was checked or changed (at six years)
There was a thread about this months ago. OP said it had PDCC but it was not on the build sheet.
That was me! I had PDCC button but not actually PDCC. I bought the car CPO and it turned out when a sport exhaust was retrofitted they put a PDCC button instead of a regular PASM. Here is the link for the thread: https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1156...sche-pdcc.html
Identifying PDCC
