VSA
07-10-2008, 04:17 AM
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Do you have to hold the button down for a few secs? You do in several cars I've been in. Either that or be manly and don't have VSA! 
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07-10-2008, 04:42 AM
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60 MPH at a roundabout in the wet - you will soon know if it is on or not 
On a serious note, doesn't the manual tell you how to engage or disengage, if not then I suspect it's always on?
On a serious note, doesn't the manual tell you how to engage or disengage, if not then I suspect it's always on?
07-10-2008, 04:46 AM
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Agree with the above - you need to hold it down for a few seconds.
Basically, it's on all the time. However, when you hold the VSA button down you'll get an orange light come up on the dash.
You can't miss it! Trust me!
I assume you need to hold down the button so that you don't accidently turn the traction off if you catch it with your fingers.
Basically, it's on all the time. However, when you hold the VSA button down you'll get an orange light come up on the dash.
You can't miss it! Trust me!
I assume you need to hold down the button so that you don't accidently turn the traction off if you catch it with your fingers.