Fuses to defeat tcs, stibility control...
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From: West Bloomfield, Murder Mitten
Have a 2012 rubicon and the thing is really dangerous driving in deep snow. I get a little sidewAys boom it kicks In cuts power and brakes . This is really not ok at highway speeds. I know u cAn cut that wire and put a switch on it or buy a tuner but there's got to be a fuse
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After playing in some 3-5" snow last night, yes I'd like a defeat button, I'll most likely take the push button off switch route.
however, when driving to work today, I'm fairly sure I liked the stability system... made a lane change without seeing some packed snow and it got the jeep quickly under control and didn't spin out...
I'm not sure what fuse would be needed, but seems like more of a PITA than adding a cut off switch, although there is less traceability w/the fuse route.
Anyone know the wiring connector going to the sensor? Just get the male + female of it, add a switch, and sell it as a kit... I'm sure people would pay $29.95 free shipping to have the ability to kill the system, without hacking up any factory wiring... of course the legal liability may be a deterrent...
but if someone can get me the part numbers, I'd build my own...
that way I can just unplug and plug, plug, and it's done
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however, when driving to work today, I'm fairly sure I liked the stability system... made a lane change without seeing some packed snow and it got the jeep quickly under control and didn't spin out...
I'm not sure what fuse would be needed, but seems like more of a PITA than adding a cut off switch, although there is less traceability w/the fuse route.
Anyone know the wiring connector going to the sensor? Just get the male + female of it, add a switch, and sell it as a kit... I'm sure people would pay $29.95 free shipping to have the ability to kill the system, without hacking up any factory wiring... of course the legal liability may be a deterrent...
but if someone can get me the part numbers, I'd build my own...
that way I can just unplug and plug, plug, and it's done
.
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Joined: Jul 2013
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From: West Bloomfield, Murder Mitten
After playing in some 3-5" snow last night, yes I'd like a defeat button, I'll most likely take the push button off switch route. however, when driving to work today, I'm fairly sure I liked the stability system... made a lane change without seeing some packed snow and it got the jeep quickly under control and didn't spin out... I'm not sure what fuse would be needed, but seems like more of a PITA than adding a cut off switch, although there is less traceability w/the fuse route. Anyone know the wiring connector going to the sensor? Just get the male + female of it, add a switch, and sell it as a kit... I'm sure people would pay $29.95 free shipping to have the ability to kill the system, without hacking up any factory wiring... of course the legal liability may be a deterrent... but if someone can get me the part numbers, I'd build my own... that way I can just unplug and plug, plug, and it's done
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I had a bad rear speed sensor all last winter so ABS, Traction Control and stability control were all disabled.
I replaced the sensor this summer and yeah.. it sucks having all these turned on.. I'm thinking about disconnecting one of the sensors and seeing how it feels. I'm not sure if disconnecting is going to give me the same results as the broken sensor.. I'm hoping..
If it wasn't -33 I'd go out and do it right now but screw that its warm in here.
I replaced the sensor this summer and yeah.. it sucks having all these turned on.. I'm thinking about disconnecting one of the sensors and seeing how it feels. I'm not sure if disconnecting is going to give me the same results as the broken sensor.. I'm hoping..
If it wasn't -33 I'd go out and do it right now but screw that its warm in here.


