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Re: Turning off PSM?
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MMD said:
Somewhat true.
If you are in trouble and the ABS kicks in the PSM will automatically come back on but only as long as the bad situation lasts. IOW, it will stay off if switched off when ABS is not needed.
I thought this to be the case. But it is not.
I was at a skid training session with Porsche last week. And asked this question. They told me that PSM won't turn itself back on as a result of the ABS and proceeded to demonstrate.
On that day, I had the ABS going constantly, and the car spun and did a variety of acrobatics. But the only time the PSM turned itself off, was when I turned the car off! (or rather, when I stalled it!!)
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Re: Turning off PSM?
skid pan's not an aussie slang for track.
it's an english noun for a super slippery course (usually a small figure 8 with water & diesel on surface) used to familiarize a driver with a vehicle's understeer/oversteer characteristics (as well as how one should go abt resolving the skids). it's a lot of fun!!
it's an english noun for a super slippery course (usually a small figure 8 with water & diesel on surface) used to familiarize a driver with a vehicle's understeer/oversteer characteristics (as well as how one should go abt resolving the skids). it's a lot of fun!!
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