| Does the VSA OFF button lit up?
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| OH TWINS |
| Would someone please kindly check to see if the VSA OFF switch lit up. 'cause my doesn't? |
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| flex615 |
| not sure if it lights up but i tried pushing mine and it doesnt. |
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| fronny |
| mine doesn't either. I do get an icon that lights up on the gauges though. |
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| midnightMDX |
| I checked mine too, doesnt light up at all. Only a light on the instrument panel. |
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| acuramdxman |
| ok can someone answer this, when should you usa the vsa? |
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| tygger |
| Hey midnight, do you have a link to the full mdx manual? |
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| wasjr |
quote:
Originally posted by tygger
Hey midnight, do you have a link to the full mdx manual?
Link
See owners manuals under Free resources on the left side of page. |
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| midnightMDX |
Yup, thats been a great resource. Especially when linking people some info than typing it all out.
Heres, the same link without the borders.
https://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis...001_OMANUAL.asp
If you havent already, check out my FAQ thats linked in my sig. |
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| tygger |
quote:
Originally posted by midnightMDX
Yup, thats been a great resource. Especially when linking people some info than typing it all out.
Heres, the same link without the borders.
https://techinfo.honda.com/rjanisis...001_OMANUAL.asp
If you havent already, check out my FAQ thats linked in my sig.
Nice collection of helpful tips. Thanks bud |
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| dbledizl |
| if i remember correctly that is the botton by the key switch. if so, if i also remember i was looking in the manual and you have to be in 1st or 2nd gear to turn it off. i think it is for when you do not have good traction and need a little extra help |
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| midnightMDX |
| Thats the VTM 4 Lock. The VSA is on the left side of the gauges. |
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| blitzboi |
VSA is Vehicle Stability Assist, which is basically traction and stability control all rolled into one.
As for when you should turn it off, the only time I can think of is when you need to get some wheel-spin, such as when rocking the vehicle back and forth, etc. Normally VSA will apply the brake to any wheel(s) that are spinning. Other than that I would think it's best to leave it on (the default) all the time.
Hope this helps! |
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