DSC Always on!
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DSC Always on!
I cant figure out why...everytime i get in the car the DSC is on and i have to turn it off, even though the time before i had turned it off, why does it automatically come on everytime you start the engine?
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Re: DSC Always on!
Originally posted by Doug McGill Jr.
I cant figure out why
I cant figure out why
That's not so hard to figure out, now is it?
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Gordon
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Ayep, Mazda appears to consider it a safety device, and thus the default mode is Enabled every time you start a new trip. If you want to disable it, that's your prerogative, but they're not going to do it for you.
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Doug if theyallowed you to disable it so that it stays offthe next time you turned on the car then howwould you ever be able to get it back on? Im talking about thefull disable by holding it for 10 seconds. Youd never be ableto enable it again if you needed it if they did it the wayyou are talking about.
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Re: Re: DSC Always on!
That's not so hard to figure out, now is it
Gordon, everytime i post question on here, which is not often, you always have to bash me for some odd reason....Why? I have never done anything to you and I'm tired of your bad attitude, show some maturity, old man.
Gordon, everytime i post question on here, which is not often, you always have to bash me for some odd reason....Why? I have never done anything to you and I'm tired of your bad attitude, show some maturity, old man.
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Yes, i know most answers to my questions are in the manual, but i do not enjoy reading like most people, so i figure its quicker to get an answer on here.....
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If this is quicker, youve got to expect people to give you crap over stuff thats in the manual, and no matter how much you may hate to read, you MUST READ YOUR MANUAL. How could you not? This is the only way to know everything to expect with your car. Not reading your manual cause ya dont like to read is a poor excuse IMHO.
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yeah i know...i looked it over when i first got it, but when it comes to troubleshooting problems i like to figure things out for myself, and if i cant i go on here. I guess i just forget about the manual sometimes.
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Originally posted by Doug McGill Jr.
Yes, i know most answers to my questions are in the manual, but i do not enjoy reading like most people, so i figure its quicker to get an answer on here.....
Yes, i know most answers to my questions are in the manual, but i do not enjoy reading like most people, so i figure its quicker to get an answer on here.....
I think you are the one who needs to show some maturity here, not Gordon
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i don't understand how it's LESS work to read the manual (which you have less than 30 seconds away from you if you're at home) than to TYPE AND WAIT FOR AN ANSWER TO READ from the internet... seriously, it's not that big.
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Wow, I would expect behavior like this from a newbie, but with 200+ posts, you should know better.
Basically you're saying that you took the easy way out instead of doing research first. Good. Your next question would be the clunking sound when you first move your car and not knowing its your ABS test. :p
Read your manual, and do a search before posting. Do us all a favor, really.
Basically you're saying that you took the easy way out instead of doing research first. Good. Your next question would be the clunking sound when you first move your car and not knowing its your ABS test. :p
Read your manual, and do a search before posting. Do us all a favor, really.
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Originally posted by Ft Liquordale
I am unsure why you would want to default it off?
I love my DSC when I am flying around right-hand turns at 50 MPH
I am unsure why you would want to default it off?
I love my DSC when I am flying around right-hand turns at 50 MPH
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