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How do you deactivate the traction control of the Toyota Camry?

Model: Toyota Camry Xv50 - Years 2011-2019
Part: Checks and maintenance

To deactivate the traction control on the Toyota Camry, you need to turn on the instrument panel by inserting the appropriate key into the ignition switch: once the instrument panel is turned on, you can locate the button with the icon of the skidding car on the left side of the dashboard. By pressing this button, you will notice that the TRC OFF light will appear on the instrument panel, indicating that the traction control has been disabled. To activate the control again, simply press the button again.

Posted on 16 September 2024 by ScegliAuto

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