On the center display, the one that shows the 4 wheels and green rings around the tires telling us ?
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Now that we've had some snow here in MI, it's kind of fun watching it indicate loss of traction.:icon_wink:...the one that shows the 4 wheels and green rings around the tires...
Same here! Dallas got slammed, it was cool to see the system working as designed.Yep! Crossing bridges after a recent ice storm would occasionally light that display up like a Christmas tree. :icon_biggrin:
Here's a poorly made video of the mfd I made this morning for those who haven't had the chance to play in the snow yet...light that display up like a Christmas tree. :icon_biggrin:
When a while lights up yellow, does it mean it is getting traction or no? And what then is green?Here's a poorly made video of the mfd I made this morning for those who haven't had the chance to play in the snow yet...
You can read more about it in the following link:When a while lights up yellow, does it mean it is getting traction or no? And what then is green?
Also what are those bars moving from right to left on the bottom?
:shrug:Wait does it not show which wheel is slipping? what is the point of that then lol...
Exactly. I did that last weekend in the snow and bout wound up in the ditch. Been there done that on this display. I will just let the system work as designed without my monitoring it.Nice, Just another distraction from actually keeping your eyes on the stormy, muddy slippery road ahead of you...HA
For my pov the only useful info there is the front wheel angle. I've used that quite a bit to center or turn the wheels while parking.