Here is HowTo: Kill ESP light + ESP system...
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pulling #8 is an option. But here is an easy way. Turn it off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on, off, on. OOps. This is one time too many. But you gotta do it real quick.
So you got the idea. before you start laughing - go check it. My light is off, tracktion control is off and NOT coming back!!! Did i break the damn thing? I dont know and it doesnt matter.
Now its the perfect time to start making fun of me. Enjoy it.
So you got the idea. before you start laughing - go check it. My light is off, tracktion control is off and NOT coming back!!! Did i break the damn thing? I dont know and it doesnt matter.
Now its the perfect time to start making fun of me. Enjoy it.
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Ok, so you're saying you cycle the on switch 15 times and it's gone? I'm guessing this equates to holding the button down...which does the same thing you're claiming (ie, ESP off and kill of the light), but it's back on the next start.
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the delay in the switch is enough that by hitting it that fast it thinks it being held down. Unless you pull fuses (which disable lots of things, not just the ESP program) there is no way to disable it since its software and controller based.
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Guy that tried everything to get it to stay off.