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Luckily for me I've been making it light up frequently through the judicious use of my lead foot.

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Luckily for me I've been making it light up frequently through the judicious use of my lead foot.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi I noticed today that the little triangle warning light came on for a second when I accelerated vigorously from a standing start, is this indicative of anything other than me driving like an silly bugg€r? Thanks, Dan

POST 2Original post

Do you have PSM? If so that's it kicking in to stop you going sideways along the road

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes, that makes perfect sense. I'll turn off PSM next time and see what happens ;-) Thanks

POST 4Original post

Maybe go slideways across the road? Make sure you have a bit of open space to counter for any errors....

POST 5Original post

Well it looks like you are driving like that Theo

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Smiling all the way to the tire shop, I'll need a new set of P-Zeros if I keep enjoying myself this much.

POST 8Original post

Perhaps you need some Pirelli Corsas instead then.

POST 9Original post

The triangle light is the official Porsche fun gauge - if it doesn't light up at least twice per trip it triggers an alarm at Porsche HQ and they will come and take the car away :wink:

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the heads up TK! Luckily for me I've been making it light up frequently through the judicious use of my lead foot. The one thing I don't like with the Porsche is crawling along in traffic, I find the clutch in first gear acts more like a hair trigger. I made 6 hour round trip to the village of London today, I sat in first most of the way there but the drive home was fun.

POST 11Original post

I used to just stick it in first and let the clutch out - it crawls along quite nicely at idle then just hit the clutch if everything in front of you actually stops.

POST 12Original post

+1. It is great with either first or second if traffic moves a bit faster. Theo

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