What is the reason for BMW 1 Series RAP and DSC failure?
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BMW DSC failure is caused by a malfunction in the vehicle stability system, which can be diagnosed and repaired at a service station using computer diagnostics. Meaning of DSC: Dynamic Stability Control. It is a braking assistance system primarily designed to handle emergencies, ensuring the vehicle maintains the correct driving path without deviation, fishtailing, or skidding, always operating under the driver's control to ensure the safety of passengers. DSC performance is similar to Bosch's ESP (Electronic Stability Program), providing excellent handling at high speeds, preventing the vehicle from fishtailing or drifting, thus achieving precise control. It is a type of electronic active safety protection system. DSC Modes: On icy roads, deserts, or gravel surfaces, the driver can simply press a button to activate DTC mode, enhancing the vehicle's traction on such surfaces. At the same time, as the intervention response threshold of the DSC dynamic stability control system is slightly extended, the vehicle's traction and driving force increase, allowing the driver to enjoy an extraordinary sporty driving experience. Another function of the DSC dynamic stability control system is CBC (Cornering Brake Control), which can eliminate the vehicle's tendency to oversteer during slight braking in turns through asymmetric brake force control.
