I just recently purchased a 2007 Ford Focus SES that had only 75000 km. I have never driven a car with traction control on it. We had a snow storm, and when I accelerated to about 45 km per hour, I had a hard time controlling the vehicle. I was sliding all over the road, almost into oncoming traffic. The traction control light was on. What is the best way to avoid a situation like this? Is it possible that the traction contol is not working?

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Ford Focus Fuse Box Location and Fuse Diagram Legend 2004 2011

Interior Fuse Box Location 2005 2007 Ford Focus 2007 Ford Focus SES 2 0L 4...

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what type of tire did you get?? hiway tire..or a mud/snow tire..there is a difference..you can usually tell by the tread pattern.. a highway tire is designed to help remove water to the sides and away from the rubber facing..and has consistent lines in it.. a traction tire has blocks on the tread surface that gives the loose snow some where to go when driven over ..and this tread is self cleaning as the tire rotates..the tread is normally a bit deeper also..just because they are new dont mean they are the right ones..you may also need to invest in a set of traction grippers that are put on the wheel for deep snow..(like snow chains)..however check on your state and local laws allowing usage before purchasing..the newer ones are a type of cable system that has ferrules on the road surface..

Does it come on while you are driving in these conditions? If so it is letting you know it is enabling the traction control, which means it is deciding how much power to let you have when you press on the gas.

IT IS A PROGRAM ON THE VEHICLE THAT DETECTS IF ONE WHEEL IS SLIPPING IT WILL AUTOMATICALLY SWITCH TO A DIFFERENT TIRE THAT IS GETTING TRACTION ITS A VERY NICE OPTION TO HAVE IN A VEHICLE EXSECIALLY IN SNOW

fuse #33 a 20A is for the Sunroof

My 2006 ZXW SES has worn front end linkages @ 48000 km, being replaced today, not covered by warranty according to Ford dealer

Don't turn off traction control - it helps the car maintain traction.
A 350Z isn't a car that should be driven in the snow.
If you are rolling down a hill you have other issues.
Does it roll back if it's on dry pavement?

And remember snow makes tires slip.

It may have pushed one of you sensor back away from your tone wheel its a common problem,all you have to do is push the sensor back againts your wheel and it will set itself,I hope this helps you and thanks

You most likely disconnected the wireing harness. Check the plugs at the brakes.

needs to have the throttle cable ether replace or greased with a frezze protection