I drive a late model Honda with VSA (Vehicle Stability Assist) that helps with cornering and helps maintain traction on loose or slippery road surfaces.
The VSA comes on automatically when I start the engine, but there is a button to the left of the steering column to turn it off, if I want.
When the VSA detects wheel slippage, it cuts back power to the engine and applies the necessary braking to avoid sliding, slippage, or the such.
Obviously Honda put an off and on button on the dash, as there must be some time that turning this feature off is advisable or necessary. When is that? My car salesman said to just always leave it on and a friend said that going up snowy/icy hills I should turn it off. When does everyone else turn off this feature? Or do they?
With winter just starting, I would really like to know how to use this button.
The VSA comes on automatically when I start the engine, but there is a button to the left of the steering column to turn it off, if I want.
When the VSA detects wheel slippage, it cuts back power to the engine and applies the necessary braking to avoid sliding, slippage, or the such.
Obviously Honda put an off and on button on the dash, as there must be some time that turning this feature off is advisable or necessary. When is that? My car salesman said to just always leave it on and a friend said that going up snowy/icy hills I should turn it off. When does everyone else turn off this feature? Or do they?
With winter just starting, I would really like to know how to use this button.