P38 brakes on its own.
- Thread starter Fondel
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When one side wheel spins the traction control is supposed to kick in. But joking apart you need diag on it you have a problem. Traction should not be working at that sort of speed if it is that causing it. Bumping down off kerb maybe a clue wheel bearing moving banging against sensor and causing traction to think wheel is stopped when other one is moving. Get it looked at.
Grrrrrr
Technician, Bodgit & Scarper Ltd
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RAVE states:
The [traction control] system switches itself out at 100 km/h
(62.5 mph). A vehicle travelling above this speed will
not need ETC.
That's faster than I thought! I thought it wouldn't do anything after 35mph!
Could it be a wire cracked up on a sensor? Either way, I wouldn't be going anywhere with that happening!
The [traction control] system switches itself out at 100 km/h
(62.5 mph). A vehicle travelling above this speed will
not need ETC.
That's faster than I thought! I thought it wouldn't do anything after 35mph!
Could it be a wire cracked up on a sensor? Either way, I wouldn't be going anywhere with that happening!
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don't bump off kerbs at 70mph! you falling alseep or something? 
Grrrrrr
Technician, Bodgit & Scarper Ltd
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Maybe it is his getaway car? Mind you, I'd pick something guaranteed to start and not break down in front of the rozzers.
