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its not really traction control, its more of traction help.

called EDL (electronic diff lock) it feels more like an LSD than traction control. what it does is apply the brakes slighty to the unloaded inside wheel as it breaks traction. it only works at low speeds, and only takes a mild bit of abuse before the wheels will spin anyway.

it's fitted to all vr6's, regardless of year.

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QUOTE BY ACF8181 IN THE ABOVE LINK

depneds on what year your vr6 is...the pre'96 ones do, the '96 on don't have EDL. you should know if you have it as it almost feels like the car starts to tramline when your giving it some round coners...this may be the reason they (wrongly IMO) dropped it. a friend has a highline without it and i have MUCH better traction/grip in my '93 vr6. the way to tell for sure is to look for your abs control unit (the edl uses the abs sensors). on the early models its under the rear seats, if you look on the unit it'll say abs/edl, where as the later models have the abs control unit under the bonnet...these models don't have EDL.

!dodge !dodge

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crikey' date=' thats an old quote...since then i've found out the truth ;)

if you look on etka, the only control modules/pumps for AAA engine, even in late spec, do have EDL.

[ Edited Tue Sep 21 2004, 11:20AM ']

lol :P:P ........the truth is out there some where ;)

[ Edited Tue Sep 21 2004, 11:31AM ]

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thats prob because they are on their way out and not "clicking" all the time at the moment, only when you put undue pressure on the drive train by "booting" it outta junctions.turning the wheels and accelerating hard at the same time puts extreme pressure on the driveshaft/cv components! is there any need i have to ask, no quicker than getting on the gas early and accelerating hard once in a straight line, wheelspinning actually loses getaway time not creates it!

[ Edited Tue Sep 21 2004, 01:28PM ]

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thats prob because they are on their way out and not "clicking" all the time at the moment' date=' only when you put undue pressure on the drive train by "booting" it outta junctions.turning the wheels and accelerating hard at the same time puts extreme pressure on the driveshaft/cv components! is there any need i have to ask, no quicker than getting on the gas early and accelerating hard once in a straight line, wheelspinning actually loses getaway time not creates it!

[ Edited Tue Sep 21 2004, 01:28PM ']

Hmmmmm, Will play some more, see what happens. might be time for a trip to a big empty car park.

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eeeek....sounds like diff about to implode to me mk3anni!

don't spin the wheels with lock anyway...thats a sure fire way to kill the diff (which always takes the whole 'box with it)

Don't say that. I have a VERY bad reputation with gear box's' date=' but then again if i do kill it it certainly won't be the first box i've destroyed.

Tried tonight driving round with the wheel at full lock and got nothing, but i'm 90% sure the sound was from the drivers side corner, so we'll see!!!!!

[ Edited Tue Sep 21 2004, 06:03PM ']

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