New owner of a 2006 100 series. Previously had a 3X locked 80 series, and also currently have a 5th gen 4runner with ATRAC. Just all that for context that I'm not new to the scene.
Heres whats happening: When I press CDL button, the 'VSC TRAC' and 'VSC OFF' lights come on, in addition to the CDL light. I then switch to 4LO to get through a gnarly off camber trail section, and both wheels with least traction just spin. Maybe feels like ATRAC is slightly working due to jumping of vehicle, but ultimately wont pull through the obstacle. Cannot hear the ABS working like I can in my 5th gen with ATRAC - which by the way, pulls through the same obstacle with ease. I also do not see the 'TRAC' light come on in the LC during this which from what I've read is not normal. Also, no alarm noise. Finally, when I switch back to 4HI and disconnect the CDL, I can hear and feel the CDL disengage, however the 'VSC TRAC' and 'VSC OFF' lights remain on until I restart the vehicle.
This LC has been on mud before and is tastefully upgraded. Cannot locate the previous user here though. Here is an updated pic. Any help is appreciated!
Heres whats happening: When I press CDL button, the 'VSC TRAC' and 'VSC OFF' lights come on, in addition to the CDL light. I then switch to 4LO to get through a gnarly off camber trail section, and both wheels with least traction just spin. Maybe feels like ATRAC is slightly working due to jumping of vehicle, but ultimately wont pull through the obstacle. Cannot hear the ABS working like I can in my 5th gen with ATRAC - which by the way, pulls through the same obstacle with ease. I also do not see the 'TRAC' light come on in the LC during this which from what I've read is not normal. Also, no alarm noise. Finally, when I switch back to 4HI and disconnect the CDL, I can hear and feel the CDL disengage, however the 'VSC TRAC' and 'VSC OFF' lights remain on until I restart the vehicle.
This LC has been on mud before and is tastefully upgraded. Cannot locate the previous user here though. Here is an updated pic. Any help is appreciated!