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Unfortunately, no. It shows the blend date way at the top. It looks like that part got torn off.View attachment 28321
Here is the window sticker. Does it show the info you are talking about?
Mine works like this. But, the hero switch doesn't illuminate like the other ones do when active?Mine works per the manual. Momentary for TC off, hold for SC off (even get a time down bar on the screen).
Normal goat? Maybe some goats prevent changes?
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No ones does.Mine works like this. But, the hero switch doesn't illuminate like the other ones do when active?
If you look at the switch, there is not a clear spot on it to light up if you shut it off.
No ones does.
If you look at the switch, there is not a clear spot on it to light up if you shut it off.
That's what I figured. I'm just wondering why not.
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I think they may have done it so people were not confused. I can see where people would be confused if it was lit up to be off or not lit to be on. When I see a switch lit up, I think of it as being on.That's what I figured. I'm just wondering why not.
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We don’t even get a notification on the dash with the message alert or the light on gauge cluster…..
Has anyone managed to get this problem resolved? I also have a 2022 2-Door Badlands Sasquatch Lux package 2.7 built around mid January 2022. The Traction Control Off button doesn't do anything whether I just press it or hold it. All the other Hero switch panel buttons work fine. I can switch to off-road GOAT modes and it will automatically turn off traction control and then I get the indicator in the cluster. It seems like the button maybe works, but the computer just doesn't recognize that it is being pressed or the software hasn't been assigned a function for that button. It looks like this must be a very specific issue to 2-Door Badlands only from what has been posted above. Hopefully it is just a software calibration issue and not a wiring or module issue.
Took my 22 black diamond 2dr to dealer for this traction control issue and they couldn’t figure it out. They want me to leave it for a week so they can virtually diagnose it with engineering. Offer up a whopping $35/day for rental car reimbursement. Gonna do this soon I’ll keep you posted
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Wasn’t the switch according to service managerTook my 22 black diamond 2dr to dealer for this traction control issue and they couldn’t figure it out. They want me to leave it for a week so they can virtually diagnose it with engineering. Offer up a whopping $35/day for rental car reimbursement. Gonna do this soon I’ll keep you posted
They swapped out my switch with no resultsMy switch is being swapped out next week, will let you know if the fix works.
So you hold it down to deactivate advancetrac? What is the difference here vs just turning off traction control with a quick push? Does advancetrac only turn off in normal goat mode?Mine works per the manual. Momentary for TC off, hold for SC off (even get a time down bar on the screen).
Normal goat? Maybe some goats prevent changes?
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My simple understanding is that traction control largely exists to minimize individual wheel slip, while Advancetrac is a more comprehensive stability control to minimize under-/oversteer slides, rollovers, and such.So you hold it down to deactivate advancetrac? What is the difference here vs just turning off traction control with a quick push? Does advancetrac only turn off in normal goat mode?
Id think of you wanted to drift your bronco, you’d need Advancetrac off!
not sure on goat mode impact, would think you could switch it off for anygoat…