i'VE HEARD OF REMOVING A FUSE TO BE ABLE TO POWER BRAKE. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE THIS FUSE IS LOCATED. I WANNA DO THIS WHEN TAKING MY CAR TO THE TRACK ONLY!

THANKS

 

uh-oh

 

I would begin looking in the fuse box. I know. Call me crazy!

 

why pull a fuse out? you won't need to if you know how to power brake an auto on a wet surface...not hard at all

 

sir, there is no need to yell. thanks

 

the "Search" feature is your friend

 

x2 and maybe a look into your owners manual. and what tires are you running

 

Have you even tried this in the Z yet? Engine power is cut by the ECU when brake/gas is used simultaneously.

 

I checked mine.

Can't find the "Doing A Burnout" chapter.

 

pull the brake light fuse

 

I'm running street radials Falken azenis and my z is manual so when you power brake the power gets cut off.

 

Ive done this in my Z at the track and it really wasnt worth it on my street tires. All it did was burn more tread off my tires faster. If you were running DR's or slicks than I'd say go for it.

 

turn off traction control...

 

then you dont need to do a brake stand at the track if you are running street tires

 

+ 1. This will prevent the ECU from knowing your brakes are on, thus not cutting power off.

 

brake light fuse, drivers kick panel

make this a track only mod obviously your BL's wont work when doing this! i felt the need to explain this to you seeing as how your incompetent enough to not search.

 

brake light fuse like everyone else said, drivers side .. problem solved but don't do it on the street. . no brake lights

 

Look in the chapter entitled Tips for Teen Driving. It’s all right there.

 

OR get your traction control to error out like mine......I can brake boost on the highway......till we move the sensor lol

 

the fuse is a 10A fuse. i believe it is located approximately on the bottom right hand side. To the right of the fuse picker in the first cluster of 3. its the first fuse that has the 10 on it. located in the bottom row. If you still have trouble, you can buy a haynes do it yourself manual, complete taredown book and they are located in advanced auto parts stores. The book will show you everything you need to know about the fuses. Im me personely if you still have problems. I cant stand these know it all E-thugs!!!!! And of course the fuse panel is in the drivers side kick panel.