Reply With QuoteIn older cars (pre-'94 I think) it should. Later they've changed to a non-lit switch.Originally Posted by Bo525i
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Stupid question maybe but
is the ASC switch supposed to be lit when turned off? I mean the green button, the "asc" is lit so I wondered!
Last edited by Bo525i; 09-15-2009 at 04:46 PM.
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In older cars (pre-'94 I think) it should. Later they've changed to a non-lit switch.
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Cool, i can forget about it now!Thx a lot!
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Usually when you turn off a safety device such as ASC (traction control) or airbag... they will light up orange or red... but never green.
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It has the transparent green plastic button hence my curiosity!
Last edited by Bo525i; 09-17-2009 at 02:17 AM.
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