bullydog traction control not turning off

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guys does anyone else have this issue I have the bully dog triple gt on performance tune and traction control disabled but it seems like its still on even on wet surfaces unless I hit the traction control button off but this is only in wet conditions on dry pavement don't even chirp just hook n go.
 
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You've got to turn it off on the Bully Dog and turn it off on your truck.
 
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ok I disable it on tuner and in truck think turning tow haul on will help
 
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It does on mine.
 
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The only way to disable it fully so you can chop nuts or do a burnout is if you disconnect an abs line or pull your abs valve fuse (which I did yesterday). Pulling the fuse put a number of lights in my dash and disabled switching to 4x4, when fuse was replaced all lights went out.

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noah.nm86 said:
The only way to disable it fully so you can chop nuts or do a burnout is if you disconnect an abs line or pull your abs valve fuse (which I did yesterday). Pulling the fuse put a number of lights in my dash and disabled switching to 4x4, when fuse was replaced all lights went out.

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I don't want to roast them just thought that I should at least hear a chirp or something but my tires bite every time and it just takes off I can do a brake stand but was just wondering if from take off was it normal to not spin a little. thanks for the input
 
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If I turn both mine off I roast the tires into second. But I have the R/T with the 4:10 and 2800 stall...
 
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