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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: mr magoo on 20 December 2010, 14:01
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Hi All
Long time no speak - what have I missed :laugh:
Right, apologies if I'm repeating previous topics ...
Had some trouble today on compacted snow, trying to go up a slight hill. Was in a queue of traffic, those ahead and behind me could manage fine, I had to pull off to the side and find an alternative route.
Should I have switched the ESP off? I've got an Ed30 with DSG, standard Continental SportContact3 tyres.
Cheers
Martin
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Welcome back !!
Only thing you've missed is Egbert nosher has been banned and since changed his name 4 times , more times then his underpants judging by his current name.. :laugh:
I tried my eddy this morning with no tc on...... Nearly took out the kern, best to leave enabled mate.
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Actually my name was changed by a drunken moderator one night. I had nothing to do with it.
There is only one solution to the no grip in snow problem, and that is to buy winter tyres.
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Id leave it on, I imagine its harder to move away slowly and with control (well, as much control as you can have on ice lol) in DSG as you have no clutch control?
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ESP OFF works better for me with a snowy incline. (I'm a DSG boy too) - Otherwise the ESP will totally cut power to the wheels, and you'll go nowhere
I've a sneaky suspicion it says so in the manual too. :undecided: