Looks like the pesky TCS is acting up on my 93 9000CSET. I make a right
turn, shifted to 2nd and suddenly no power. Engine at 1000rpm but felt like
I was in 5th gear. Had to juggle gas & clutch to get any forward motion.
Pulled over, turned off engine, restarted, everything was normal. Mechanic
suggests TCS. I had the TCS cut off switch installed but I have to press it
every time I turn on the engine. Is there a way to turn it off permanently?

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seog - 29 Dec 2005 04:30 GMT
> Looks like the pesky TCS is acting up on my 93 9000CSET. I make a right
> turn, shifted to 2nd and suddenly no power. Engine at 1000rpm but felt
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> to press it every time I turn on the engine. Is there a way to turn it off
> permanently?
Well, it turns out it was the throttle, not the TCS. About $400. used
installed.
Henrik B. - 02 Jan 2006 17:29 GMT
> Well, it turns out it was the throttle, not the TCS. About $400. used
> installed.
And you're sure that a re-alignment of the TCS wouldn't have done the trick?

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