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I've just recently purchased a BF XR6T, and have a problem with the DSC or Traction control. When I press the button to turn it off, no lights appear on the dash, but it detects when the wheels are loosing traction and the light flashes on and off.. so my guess is the traction control is permanantly on, no matter if I press the button to turn it off. Is there anything I can do to rectify this or do I have to get it looked at ?

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Sometimes mine turns off instantly, sometimes it takes up to 5 secs holding it down

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lol

I remember another member saying it wasn't working, everyone seems to be pushing it in so hard that it busts through the dash makes it work better?

got me effed

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Hey sorry to revive an old thread. I have a DSC question. I've just bought a 2010 G6E turbo. I can turn off DSC by holding the button in for a few seconds (the light comes on the dash). But I've found that if I flaw it from stand still, the TCS still kicks in - well I assume that's what it is. It seems to cut out when the wheels start to spin. I'm not sure if this is something more sinister, but I've found that if I boot it hard in a situation where the wheels wouldnt spin - eg at 60 - 80 ks and the engine seems to have the same sort of load, it's fine. (I hope that makes sense). It almost feels like the TCS wont turn off - even though the dash says it is.

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