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Originally Posted by MPower
Tip of the day: Search tool. This massively cool function allows you to find threads that answer questions that have already been answered numerous times.
For the record, the 135i does not have an LSD. It has an electronic traction control program that simulates a differential lock. But does not have a true LSD.
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I am aware of how do a search. I knew the LSD had been discussed which is why I said I was not aware. Moreover, I don't recall reading anywhere about mention of an LSD, specifically WCF. So now then lets proceed to the question at hand, this taken directly from BMW web site?
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electronic limited slip differential comes standard in the all-new 1 Series. The main focus is on promoting a sporty driving style, for instance, when accelerating out of a bend or hairpin turn. An electronic function slows the spinning wheels, thus enhancing the car's traction without any negative effects on its steering behavior"
Are you suggesting that BMW is calling it an LSD but in fact it is not.