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How to deactivate the traction control of the Toyota Corolla

Model: Toyota Corolla MK 4, E170, E160 - Years 2013-2019
Part: Checks and maintenance

Today's main steps will show us how to deactivate the traction control of the Toyota Corolla; however, it is advisable not to deactivate the traction control in order not to compromise the vehicle's road holding. So let's get into the car and start the engine; let's press the traction control button located next to the steering wheel, on the side of the dashboard, in order to deactivate it. At this point, we will see the warning light appear on the instrument panel, indicating that the traction control is disabled; simply press the button to reactivate it!

Posted on 5 October 2024 by ScegliAuto

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