How do I turn off traction control on 2007 Buick Lucerne

Asked by Katie Feb 25, 2019 at 10:31 AM about the 2007 Buick Lucerne

Question type: General

I want to turn off the traction control, but I cannot figure out how. I don't see a
button anywhere for it, and the internet  and car manual hasnt been helpful.
Does anyone have an idea of how to turn it off?

5 Answers

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There is a button down by the shifter that you push to turn on/off the traction control if your car is equipped with traction control. It'll be a small button not more than 3 inches away from the floor shifter that has "T/C" written right on it. Don't go messing with any fuses and such like the other idiot here on this thread suggested!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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to turn off traction control it's a button on the gear shift right on the tip or beginning where you put your hand to change gears in the round circle or inside it's a little circle button u have to push it in.

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Where is the button located if the shift is on the column? The manual and the internet do not say anything about this.

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20

There is a button on top of the gear shift on the column, press it.

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