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traction control, it restricts the power to the drive wheels. Good when in slick conditions when your power wheels try to spin, the power is reduced so you can regain traction
"TC" symbol means "traction control", in other words it's trying to keep you from slipping when you try to go. If that light is constantly on, and the check engine light is on, it's PROBABLY telling you that there is something wrong with the traction control system, perhaps a faulty or disconnected wheel sensor.
When the traction control button is pushed to disable it, the vehicle automatically starts out in 2nd gear. If the traction control is left on and the vehicle detects wheel spin, horsepower is reduced until the system recognizes that wheel spin has stopped or traction has been restored.
with traction control on you have better acceleration because the ecu is giving the right amount of power to the wheel with most traction.
Traction Control ensures that there is enough traction i.e grip. If there will be too much power or a car might be on a frictionless smooth surface, the car might skid due to less traction and TC regulates power and ensures seemless driving
If you press the winter button it will start to snow. The winter button is for start off's In winter in 4wd push the winter button. From a start if the wheels are slipping the winter light will flash and power will be reduced....Traction control..... until the wheels stop spinning The winter button is actually a 2nd Gear Start button..meaning, like the previous answer, you have reduced power, therefore your "traction control"
When my Reduced Engine Power Light came on in my 2004 Envoy it ended up being the entire pedal assembly and the electronics that control it. If I remember correctly it ended up setting me back around $500.00. Hope this helps!!
When a vehicle loses traction or skids in a lateral direction due to the power of the engine.
When a vehicle loses traction or skids in a lateral direction due to the power of the engine.
Reduced engine power, on your 2005 Pontiac Montana, can because by several things. The most common cause of reduced power is a lack of fuel.
It puts power to the other wheel when you run off the road.
It puts power to the other wheel when you run off the road.