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How do I turn off traction control on a Dodge Challenger?
When I press the traction button on my Dodge Challenger it puts the car in ‘sport mode’. However, I want to turn traction control all the way off. How do I turn off traction control on a Dodge Challenger?
Nick Kunze · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Good question! You need to hold the traction control button down to turn traction control all the way off on your Dodge Challenger.
Pressing the traction button will change your
Dodge Challenger
to sport mode. However, if you hold down both the power button and traction button (which should be situated in front of your shifter) at the same time for about ten seconds, traction control will completely turn off.You’ll know it worked if you get a message on the module behind your wheel informing you traction control has been turned off.
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