Gmc 2009 Acadia Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 258)

If the system fails to turn on or

activate, the StabiliTrak light along

with one of the following messages

will be displayed on the Driver

Information Center (DIC):

TRACTION CONTROL OFF,

SERVICE TRACTION CONTROL,

SERVICE STABILITRAK. If these

conditions are observed, turn the

vehicle off, wait 15 seconds, and

then turn it back on again to reset

the system. If any of these messages

still appear on the Driver Information

Center (DIC), the vehicle should be

taken in for service. For more

information on the DIC messages,

see Driver Information Center (DIC)

on page 3-47.

The StabiliTrak light will ﬂash on the

instrument panel cluster when the

system is both on and activated.

The system may be heard or felt

while it is working; this is normal.

The traction control disable button is

located on the instrument panel

below the climate controls.

The traction control part of

StabiliTrak can be turned off by

pressing and releasing the traction

control disable button.

Traction control can be turned on

by pressing and releasing the

traction control disable button

if not automatically shut off for any

other reason.

When the traction control system

is turned off, the StabiliTrak light

and the appropriate traction control

off message will be displayed

on the DIC to warn the driver.

The vehicle will still have

brake-traction control when

traction control is off, but will not

be able to use the engine speed

management system. See “Traction

Control Operation” next for more

information.

When the traction control system

has been turned off, system noises

may be heard and felt as a result

of the brake-traction control working.

It is recommended to leave the

system on for normal driving

conditions, but it may be necessary

to turn the system off if the vehicle

is stuck in sand, mud, ice or

snow, and you want to “rock”

the vehicle to attempt to free it.

It may also be necessary to turn

off the system when driving in

extreme off-road conditions where

high wheel spin is required. See

If Your Vehicle is Stuck in Sand,

Mud, Ice, or Snow on page 4-15.

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