Fuel cuts off when tires spin in snow

[Mrkentee]

This truck cuts off the fuel if you start spinning in snow. I don't want it to do that. All it does is get you stuck on a little hill or something you could have made it up. I don't want it to think for me. Sometimes you just need it to keep going.
I would think it has something to do with traction control (atc). Before I just start searching through, does anyone know what I should look for in insite or Bendix to stop it? Or am I stuck with it?
Thanks.

[Hammerhead]

I'm surprised there isn't a switch to disable it.
I could certainly see that causing a ####up!

[hhow55]

The only way to disable, besides trying to pull a fuse if there is one, is to connect a laptop with ABS program and turn the feature off. The traction control signal is done by the ABS module.

Found this on just answer

[snailexpress]

Check calibration FEATURES and PARAMETERS Load based speed control.

[Magard]

If this truck is a Volvo. Hit the tcs switch.

[Brock]

My prostar has a "offroad" button that disables atc.

[Starlight]

If this is a Paccar product it can easily be disabled with ESA. If not get someone to do it with ABS software like the member stated.

[Mrkentee]

(02-14-2017 )Brock Wrote:  My prostar has a "offroad" button that disables atc.

This Peterbilt has the offroad button. I'll try that sometime. Thanks.

[gearhead]

The off road button should disable it.