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I see no reason that method should not work it was designed for mechs to test the system. If it does not work for a manual because of the park item, may need in a gear or such. Go to dealer and get a tech to show you how to turn it off. You have to be able to disable it if you live in the snow belt. Lucky for me I have a 2010 and it has a button to turn off tc and even vsc. An turn it back on as well.
I cannot believe Toyota sold a car without a switch. Snow belt you have to be able to turn it off. I to live in a heavy snow area. Just last winter a work mate an I was leaving work. Was about 4" of wet snow on the ground with some ice under it. I was parked next to him, and got in and started to just drive away (not my Camry). He bogged right down and could not move. When I went back to help him I noticed his car was beeping when he tried to go. When I asked about traction control he said yes (a new car). Suggested he turn it of. Was a Ford btw. As soon as he did he drove right out of that lot without a problem. So you do not even have to be trying to rock a car for it to activate just some heavy snow on ice and it will bog you down.
Big -2 to Toyota selling a car without a disabling feature in the Snowbelt.
Good luck and happy driving.
Last edited by judge34411; 08-01-2009 at 11:45 PM.
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