This is a P3D+ brand new with approx. 300 miles
Recently this morning I was at a big right turn intersection and noticed all 4 lanes were free to my right. So I decided to try a test of the AWD traction under throttle
I pull a right turn and progressively floor it as I unwind onto the straight. The grip is good as I get to almost full throttle and then all of a sudden I hear a single big thunk/thump sound come from the front right of the car.
I'm pretty sure there was no debris on the road that caused it. Visual inspection shows no damage of any sort either and otherwise the car feels normal. It sounded almost like an ABS braking kind of thump (but I was not braking and was most of the way into the throttle). Would the traction control automatically apply any braking to the front right wheel at the limit that could cause this?
Recently this morning I was at a big right turn intersection and noticed all 4 lanes were free to my right. So I decided to try a test of the AWD traction under throttle
I pull a right turn and progressively floor it as I unwind onto the straight. The grip is good as I get to almost full throttle and then all of a sudden I hear a single big thunk/thump sound come from the front right of the car. I'm pretty sure there was no debris on the road that caused it. Visual inspection shows no damage of any sort either and otherwise the car feels normal. It sounded almost like an ABS braking kind of thump (but I was not braking and was most of the way into the throttle). Would the traction control automatically apply any braking to the front right wheel at the limit that could cause this?
