gmc sierra 2015 traction fuse

[Almoalla6997]

Hi guys..

Just wanted to know which fuse would disable my abs, traction and stabilitrac.

Thank you

[Sermed]

me too, specially when i am side cresting on dunes it limits me in playing

[mrbrown88]

interested as well. The snow is not as much fun if you can't spin a few donuts in an empty parking lot....

[Dropsix]

IN!

 

I hate that crap!

[fondupot]

Read here. But to save you 5 pages of reading. There is no fuse you can pull to disable it.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/155583-disabling-stabilitrak/page-3

[Dropsix]

What about Post #41? No one talks about what this guy says. ANyone tried it?

 

"push and hold for longer than mentioned both stabiltrack and traction control will stay off until you restart the truck. "

[POS VETT]

That's not entirely true. Stabilitrak comes back at 35 mph.

[fondupot]

What about Post #41? No one talks about what this guy says. ANyone tried it?

 

"push and hold for longer than mentioned both stabiltrack and traction control will stay off until you restart the truck. "

 

When you press the traction control button once. It turns off Traction control. Once you turn off the truck it will reset, By default it is turned on whenever you start the truck.

 

When you press and hold the traction control button. It turns of Stabilitrak. It will stay off until you turn off the truck, OR go over 35 mph. It will automatically turn back on over 35 mph or whenever you restart the truck. Whichever comes first.

 

But like I said earlier. there really isn't a way to permanently disable the systems. At least no one has figured it out yet.

[Dropsix]

 

When you press the traction control button once. It turns off Traction control. Once you turn off the truck it will reset, By default it is turned on whenever you start the truck.

 

When you press and hold the traction control button. It turns of Stabilitrak. It will stay off until you turn off the truck, OR go over 35 mph. It will automatically turn back on over 35 mph or whenever you restart the truck. Whichever comes first.

 

But like I said earlier. there really isn't a way to permanently disable the systems. At least no one has figured it out yet.

 

 

Yeah I knew all of that, I just thought this guy was saying that if you hold it even longer than normal that it won't come back on until you turn off then turn on the truck. Haven't been in the truck today so I haven't had a change to check.

[TJay74]

As said, once press turns off T/C, press and hold until the dash message comes on and it turns off Stabilitrak. As said as soon as you get over 35mph or turn the truck off and the Stabilitrak will come back on.

 

I tested this out the other day.

 

No fuse you can pull for T/C or Stabilitrak, it is programmed in the computers now.

[Dropsix]

As said, once press turns off T/C, press and hold until the dash message comes on and it turns off Stabilitrak. As said as soon as you get over 35mph or turn the truck off and the Stabilitrak will come back on.

 

 

 

lol yes. I know.

 

As stated just above you, i thought this guy was saying that if you held it even longer than THAT, that it would stay off longer.

[fondupot]

 

lol yes. I know.

 

As stated just above you, i thought this guy was saying that if you held it even longer than THAT, that it would stay off longer.

 

It doesnt. I can assure you it doesnt. It automatically turns back on at 35mph no matter how long you hold it.

[John_chadra1]

Unplug the steering shaft position sensor. Lights will be on, but no more traction control or stabilitrak.

[Dropsix]

 

It doesnt. I can assure you it doesnt. It automatically turns back on at 35mph no matter how long you hold it.

 

So what you're really trying to say iiiiiissss??????

[POS VETT]

I was looking for yaw rate sensor but I was told it's integrated within a module, SRS if I'm not mistaken. The steering wheel angle sensor seems like a better choice.