Subject	VTC isn't disabled from a bad speed sensor.
Posted by	zromtech on May 19, 2014 at 11:45 AM
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In Reply To	IIRC vtc uses the speedo sensor, so you may be missing out posted by JonnyZ(SoCal) on May 18, 2014 at 10:11 PM
Message	The ECU doesn't check for a speed sensor fault code when activating the VTCs. However, there is a minimum vehicle speed at which the VTC will be engaged. On both the TT and NA the minimum VTC speed is 0 (i.e. VTC can be engaged at any speed greater than 0). In other words, I wouldn't worry about the VTC in this case.
Follow Ups	Speedo problem - ctheobal 21:50:16 05/18/14 IIRC vtc uses the speedo sensor, so you may be missing out - JonnyZ(SoCal) 22:11:40 05/18/14 Re: IIRC vtc uses the speedo sensor, so you may be missing out - ctheobal 22:44:01 05/18/14 VTC isn't disabled from a bad speed sensor. - zromtech 11:45:38 05/19/14 Re: VTC isn't disabled from a bad speed sensor. - ctheobal 17:43:01 05/19/14 Re: Speedo problem - Metacom 22:54:22 05/18/14 Re: Re: Speedo problem - ctheobal 23:07:32 05/18/14 Power Steering/HICAS disables with no speed signal (n/m) - ThisIsSparTTa 08:15:27 05/19/14 Re: Power Steering/HICAS disables with no speed signal - ctheobal 17:45:36 05/19/14 Re: Re: Power Steering/HICAS disables with no speed signal - ThisIsSparTTa 21:23:17 05/19/14 Re: Re: Re: Power Steering/HICAS disables with no speed signal - ctheobal 06:04:25 05/20/14
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