How to Turn On TRC When It's Off?

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VanHayden
07/29/25 10:56am
TRC shows off. Turn off the car and restart it to automatically turn on TRC, or press the button on the car's steering wheel to activate the TRC system. Here are the specific details about the car's TRC system: 1. Function of the TRC system: The TRC system, or Traction Control System, is mainly designed to effectively maintain driving force and prevent the driving wheels from spinning when the vehicle starts or accelerates on slippery roads, ensuring driving safety to a certain extent. 2. Impact of turning off the TRC system: Turning off the TRC system does not affect driving, but when the wheels slip, the engine will not reduce power output, leading to spinning of the driving wheels on slippery surfaces. As an auxiliary driving system, TRC helps improve driving stability, so it is generally advisable not to turn it off under normal driving conditions. However, if the vehicle is stuck in mud, sludge, or snow, the owner can manually turn off the TRC system to increase the engine's power output to the wheels and help the vehicle escape from being stuck.
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