Stabilitrack??'s

[cheerdude63]

I know that I can turn off the stabilitrack but is there a way to make it stay off longer than 1 burn out? I have a supercharged truck and it's killing me that I have to stop and hold the button down for 10 seconds every time I want to go sideways. 

[1SLOW1500]

There isn't software way to change that but there is ways to do it in wiring. 

[Mozzer]

Or you can unplug the steering sensor. Was a thread on that a few months back. I so that in the winter when the stabilitrak can be a real hindrance. You do have a message to clear each time you start up though.


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[CamGTP]

The button or like a switch that disables the ABS/Stabilitrak would do it.

[cheerdude63]

6 hours ago, Mozzer said:

Or you can unplug the steering sensor. Was a thread on that a few months back. I so that in the winter when the stabilitrak can be a real hindrance. You do have a message to clear each time you start up though.


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Where is the steering sensor located?  Won't that disable the ABS and Traction control too?  I would definitely need it on a switch.  

[Mozzer]

Where is the steering sensor located?  Won't that disable the ABS and Traction control too?  I would definitely need it on a switch.  

On my 2014 it is above the pedals facing straight down, has four small wires inline. It pulled straight down without any retaining tabs.

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[Mozzer]

Where is the steering sensor located?  Won't that disable the ABS and Traction control too?  I would definitely need it on a switch.  

And no it doesn't effect the abs or traction control.

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[Hillwood]

19 hours ago, Mozzer said:

And no it doesn't effect the abs or traction control.

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Sabilitrack - Traction control - ABS,  are all tied together. I would not try anything that hasn't been proven!

[Mozzer]

Sabilitrack - Traction control - ABS,  are all tied together. I would not try anything that hasn't been proven!

Indeed, unplug it & go try the ABS & traction control on a wet or gravel road.

Mine both worked fine through the winter.



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[vase 17HC]

http://www.tuningbyshanehinds.com/2014-12-gm-truck-stabilitrak-disabler




Simple, clean, gets the job done, flip the switch and nothing ever happened dash lights go away.


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[Mozzer]

http://www.tuningbyshanehinds.com/2014-12-gm-truck-stabilitrak-disabler




Simple, clean, gets the job done, flip the switch and nothing ever happened dash lights go away.


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If you can come up with an option that keeps the ABS & traction control functioning I'm in.

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[Sierra Dan]

Stabilitrak affects AFM and vice versa.

Some engine failures have been linked to Stabilitrak.

[rmart]

On 4/20/2019 at 12:38 PM, Mozzer said:

Or you can unplug the steering sensor. Was a thread on that a few months back. I so that in the winter when the stabilitrak can be a real hindrance. You do have a message to clear each time you start up though.


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Do you have a link to that thread? I seem to recall seeing something but can't find it now.

[Mozzer]

Do you have a link to that thread? I seem to recall seeing something but can't find it now.

https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?url=https://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/215830-stabilitrak/&share_tid=215830&share_fid=33003&share_type=t


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[rmart]

That's the one, thanks.

I was hoping someone came up with a method to wire that sensor to a toggle. I may have to go to a junkyard and grab a sensor and plug and see I can build a plugin that would allow for a switch.

Somebody said something about four wires but it looks like there might be as many as eight.