How does Traction Control System work? | Skill-Lync

Traction Control System is a safety feature used in automobiles to prevent the loss of traction of the wheels, especially during the slippery conditions. TCS is an additional feature added on to the ABS in most of the modern vehicles. In this video, we explain what traction control is, how it works and its limitations.

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[leorojas]

thanks. Simple, objective and clear explanation.

[manikandandurai]

Simple explanation with suitable examples, thanks

[romalgsebastian]

I have a question. Is it possible to recode/ recalibrate the TCS of an old vehicle by reinstalling with the TCS code of a new better vehicle of some other brand?

[johnpacatang]

Hi i have some question, im having issues with traction control blinking on and off in one wheel right passenger side.. no codes in dash. When i hung on wheel on the right side traction control on and off and my car start jerking. When i am running starts the traction control around 30mph.. i also switch the ABS sensor to the other side, and still the same, . I change the wheel hub assembly twice for this and clean my abs sensor. I was thing the TCS or the ABS hydrualic pump. Pls help what do you think?

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[yawgyasiboss]

My Audi when the traction light came it lose power

[cameronlotter]

bro mixing up his v and w. Its wheel and vehicle not "veel and wehicle"