Can a BMW still be driven if the DSC fails?

[VonKyle]

BMW can still be driven if the DSC fails. The failure of BMW DSC means the failure of the vehicle stability system, which can be detected and repaired at a service station using a computer. DSC stands for Dynamic Stability Control, which is an extension of the traction control system. It ensures the best traction when the car is turning to maintain driving stability. Here is some extended information about DSC: 1. The functions of DSC are as follows: (1) When emergency braking, ABS prevents the wheels from locking; when the wheels slip, TCS controls the engine output and wheel braking to prevent wheel slip. (2) The vehicle stability control system uses computer control to manage engine output and braking of any wheel (with varying braking force) when the vehicle understeers and slides outward, or oversteers and crosses the centerline of the road or even spins in place during quick turns, evasive maneuvers, or avoiding suddenly appearing cars or animals. 2. The causes of DSC failure are as follows: (1) Wheel speed sensor failure. (2) Wheel speed sensor signal disc failure. (3) Steering angle sensor failure. (4) Steering gear failure, etc.