Traction is for the weak. A man of power, such as myself, puts chains on the wheels, no matter what weather condition.

 

this is stupid it has nothing to do with traC. it is because you are trying to brake stand, any time you have the brake on and the gas, the engiine pulls power, thus meaning no burn out, you need to pull your brake light fuse

 

^^ Why the hell did you bump an ancient thread?

 

Man of powa!


VO(hasn't seen one of his post in a long time)

 

So we can all relive the faildom.

 

How come when I have this little light that says "TCS OFF" I always lose control of my car and crash?

 

I run 19x9 and 19x10 frt and rr respectively with nitto 275/35 rr and have absolutely no problem lighting them up with loads of smoke. I don't do it often as the tires cost quite a bit.

 

same setup here, but thats not what this is about

 

The only way to find the answer










bump another 2007 thread

 

 

wow old to some new to some, i am searching, would you rather me post a thread and get **** for that, no!!! give up dude. others are also wondering which fuse it is, and some don't even know whats going on.

 

tylerxfire is right , why start a new thread when an old one is already made?

 

I 100% agree, but one thread bump would suffice dont you think?

 

Brake an axle or worse and enjoy!!

 

grabbed some attention right, still don't know which damn fuse to pull

 

That exact question has been answered numerous times in the past.

Perhaps a search instead of a thread bump would've netted better results for you.

 

actually it has not been answered, i totally understand its the brake light fuse, that is not what i am asking perhaps you should read instead of just the last post and would have better knowledge. I want to know which fuse it actually is in the panel since it does not say in my manual or on the fuse cover box, therefore do not know which fuse it actually is. basically what i want to see is a diagram with the fuses in the panel, showing which one is for brake light, and if there is a seperate one just for third brake light.

 

What the hell does a brake light fuse have to do with TCS and brake stands?

 

oh man, here we go, oh wait should i start a new thread to explain or tell him to go do his research, no, much easier to answer the quesition: At the track for my mickey thompson slicks i will need more of a burnout, so i want to do a brake stand so that i can sit still and burn out and heat the tires instead of rolling through the starting line and bouncing etc. . our cars cannot do this without taking the brake light fuse out which bypasses the car to pull power when one foot is on the brake and one on the gas.

basically go dump the clutch and burn out and then hold the brake to stay there, the car will cut power.

 

You keep typing that you're looking for a "brake light" fuse when you should be looking for the "ABS" fuse which is under the hood! And you have the ***** to talk like everyone that questions you is stupid?