yeah so it just snowed here in ny, like 6 inches.. so it's about ice right now since it's like 20 degrees.. and i was driving today on the lie and i go to the mall with some friends.. so i was kinda tired on the way back so i drove a little hard.. when i gased from a stop i heard the hugest crunching noise and my VSC kicked in.. i heard it only on the front wheels so ig ot out but i can't see anything wrong with it... it doesn't happen when i gas while moving, only when i'm at a stop.. anyone with anyidea what would be wrong? rotos? brake calipers?
-thanks in advance

 

That's called Traction Control, a function of the VSA. Noise you hear is the ABS modulator activating to apply braking force to the front wheels to reduce tire spin.

 

Key words: "just snowed", "drove a little hard", "gas(s)ed from a stop", "VSA kicked in"

You're hitting the gas too much, causing the wheel to spin, VSA to engage, and that "crunching noise" to sound

 

Where in New York are you in?

 

lol i could barely understand what u were typing

 

lol sorry i was in a hurry, i made a pit stop at home to pick up my ipod and i decided to make a post before i left so i could get some answers when i got back =]

 

i live in queens