Keep traction control off

Asked by NGlaze Apr 19, 2017 at 09:16 PM about the 2011 Toyota Camry

Question type: General

I can easily turn off traction control with the press of
a button, but when I exceed approximately 30 mph
it automatically turns back on. Is there a way to
keep it off until I want it back on?

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Cjever19 answered 7 years ago

It probably says something about that in your owners manual.

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GuruRS2J6 answered 4 years ago

Press ans hold traction control while at complete stop. It will turn it off until pressed again. The traction control off notification will remain on screen which is slightly annoying.

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