What is traction control, and what is its purpose?

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Accepted Answer

Traction control is a system that helps prevent wheel spin during acceleration, while an end is the point where a vehicle's acceleration is limited due to loss of traction.

Traction control helps maintain traction by reducing engine power or applying brakes to individual wheels
An end occurs when traction control is unable to prevent wheel spin, causing acceleration to be limited
Traction control is commonly found in modern vehicles to improve stability and control in slippery conditions

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Traction control varies the power being transmitted to the wheels with the use of active differential.
ABS is anti lock braking system so it just actuated the brakes in pulses so that the wheel don't lock up

EBD is electronic brake distribution where the brakes are applied on the wheels which are slipping

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