alsager512
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Hi All,
My 2011 expedition made me crazy and dis-motive when I do off-road driving in desert sand in both 2wd and 4wd modes.
Before a week ago, I went to desert for off road trip. At beginning, I turned off traction manually by pressing TC on dashboard. Then I started in 2wd of road driving for a while, so in some how I got stuck in non-deep sand, and I tried to get out without engaging 4x4for less than 10 minutes. Suddenly I MIL (malfunction indicator lamb) for ABS ,Parking break and traction are activated (see attached photo).
So in this condition I found only one rear wheel was rotating in airborne, while no rotation in other wheels.
Same thing I found in 4 WD MODE...., BUT WITH 4X4 WERNCH TOOL LIGHT.
So, I reported that to dealer and after he checked my vehicle , he told me that, there is no problem in it and all MILs have appeared are normal due to one/two of wheel speed sensors gives reading while no reading from other wheel speed sensors. and ask me to stop turning off the traction manually.
Okay, but If I stop turn the traction off, I will not be able to drive in sand. and I do not understand when should I turned off traction, what is the best way to deal with traction control in expedition.
Thank
My 2011 expedition made me crazy and dis-motive when I do off-road driving in desert sand in both 2wd and 4wd modes.
Before a week ago, I went to desert for off road trip. At beginning, I turned off traction manually by pressing TC on dashboard. Then I started in 2wd of road driving for a while, so in some how I got stuck in non-deep sand, and I tried to get out without engaging 4x4for less than 10 minutes. Suddenly I MIL (malfunction indicator lamb) for ABS ,Parking break and traction are activated (see attached photo).
So in this condition I found only one rear wheel was rotating in airborne, while no rotation in other wheels.
Same thing I found in 4 WD MODE...., BUT WITH 4X4 WERNCH TOOL LIGHT.
So, I reported that to dealer and after he checked my vehicle , he told me that, there is no problem in it and all MILs have appeared are normal due to one/two of wheel speed sensors gives reading while no reading from other wheel speed sensors. and ask me to stop turning off the traction manually.
Okay, but If I stop turn the traction off, I will not be able to drive in sand. and I do not understand when should I turned off traction, what is the best way to deal with traction control in expedition.
Thank
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