More like oranges to grapefruits, they are both stability control systems. VDC you can disable with a push of a button btw.

 

^ No you can't. Not completely.

 

Not again...

 

Life is so dam complicated!

 

Just stating the obvious, since apparently it was necessary.

 

You cant disengage the VDC completely with the button? I beg to differ. I can turn mine off and and i can do donuts all day long and fishtail changing gears and drift around corners and nothing kicks in.

 

I bought a base because I did not want TCS.

I found this thread because I want to use a TCS switch to manually control my fans.

The switch has four pins and I can't find the diagram for the pinout. I don't have the switch yet and if it comes to it I'll trial and error it but was hoping to know before I get it. FWIW, I spent 45 minutes wading through the service manual just finding TCS is under BRC.

 

diagram in the BRC section.

 

There are over a dozen pages of diagrams. I just spent the 10 minutes since you posted that and did not find it. Thanks.

 

It's from the diagram BRC-TCS-02. The second of the TCS section diagrams right after the TCS schematic that shows the overall wiring.

 

Thanks. Apparently I had closed BRC and was looking in PG. GAAAAAAAAAAAA :P

 

you can add in an aftermarket traction control unit

 

I bet if I added whatever modules are missing with my flash that gave me cruise I could have TCS & VDC but I bought the base to not have them or leather or whatever else I was missing before I added the quaife, homelink and cruise so I now have exactly what I wanted.

I just want to use the oem switch for my fans.

Just looked, wire harness is there so all I have to do is splice power and ground for the fans and I get an illuminated switch for my fans.