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someone must have this problem with their chevrolet Equinox??
When it snows, the traction control keeps coming on, but it makes me slide more on the road, so I have to keep shutting it off. Can anyone explain what is going on here?
3 Answers
- KennyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Turn off the traction control is the correct method.
Nothing wrong with your suv. Traction control on ice condition has not been figure out yet.
- ken kLv 71 decade ago
traction control light means that it cant work/in other words its shutting off/are you in 4wd?if not get it in
- J LLv 61 decade ago
The traction control system is designed to help prevent wheel spin. However in the snow you get a lot of wheel spin and the system tries to over compensate. I was always told to turn the system off in snow but to leave it on in mud and rain.
Source(s): GM dealer for 10 years and counting. I may be wrong I am in Florida so snow is rare here.
