Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 13:33:08 -0800 (PST)
From: Kanwar Laddie Gill <kanwar@laddiez.net>
Subject: Correction
To: wolfgang@whnet.com

I do recommend turning ESP off in certain off road situations. 
For example: On the White rim trail, in Utah, I was climbing a 
very steep grade which had lots of loose gravel and rocks. I 
was almost at the top of the hill and since ML was climbing 
along with trying to maintain traction and while doing that 
ESP kicked in.  All of a sudden I was scared to death when 
I felt loss of power right after an uphill turn and all I had
behind me was a deep canyon.  I quickly turned ESP off and 
everything went fine after that.  As you know turning ESP off 
only stops the torque reduction function, rest of its 
functionality still works.

Thanks,

Kanwar (Laddie) Gill 

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