Dynamic Stability Control

The DSC calculates the actual movement of vehicle on the basis of measured data and compares it with a defined ideal. By so doing, it establishes whether the vehicle is following the course intended by the driver. If an unstable condition is detected, the DSC keeps the vehicle under control by throttling back the engine and/or operating the brakes on individual wheels. Intervention on the part of the DSC takes precedence over ABS and ASC activity.

• Dynamic Stability Control (E65)

  Describe the purpose of Dynamic Stability Control DSC 5.7 system and its main components and functions.

• Dynamic Stability Control Mk60 and Mk60E5

  Describe the purpose of Dynamic Stability Control Mk60 and Mk60E5 System control and its main components.