what is ets button for

Asked by redman Oct 14, 2008 at 08:45 PM about the 1992 Toyota Celica GT Coupe FWD

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Rob answered 15 years ago

thinking traction control check owners manual

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Dan answered 15 years ago

pretty sure it makes the transmission shift higher a bit more pull when accelerating but harder on the tranny

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Tobias_303_827_4785_... answered 15 years ago

True, it will make the the vehicle shift in a "sport" type mode. It is only on automatics. The vehicle will perform better and get worse fuel economy. It will not hurt the vehicle to use it as often as you like, but you will be seeing the fuel station more often.

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