Traction control light, clicking sound

[Tafm6]

My wife noticed when she starts out on any kind of hill my 2020 orp will make a clicking sound with the traction control light coming on with any drift backwards. Ince she gets her foot on the gas it goes away and drives normal. Only does it on a hill when going forward. Has anyone ever had this problem? I did just get an undercoating recently but cant imagine how that could be causing it. Thanks

 

[Glenn Goodlett]

It's the hill assist or whatever it's called. All late models do it.

 

[Saker]

You stated it…. Drift backwards. That’s why you are hearing it.
Question: Did you read the manual?!!!?!?!???

 

[Tafm6]

No I've been driving it for 7k miles and it's never did this before. Just pulling out at a stop sign on a hill from the time your foot leaves the brake to it gets to the gas.

 

[Swipter]

My wife's 19 limited did it when I was pulling in to the driveway and it wouldn't move, just clicked. I had to back up and go up and over.. It hasn't done it since but I did stop at the bottom of the driveway.

My 18 sr5 has never done it and I always stop at the bottom and ease the gas like crawling.

 

[mo_mo]

My wife noticed when she starts out on any kind of hill my 2020 orp will make a clicking sound with the traction control light coming on with any drift backwards. Ince she gets her foot on the gas it goes away and drives normal. Only does it on a hill when going forward. Has anyone ever had this problem? I did just get an undercoating recently but cant imagine how that could be causing it. Thanks

If you're on a reasonable incline and you're slow off the brakes / getting onto the gas, and the vehicle starts rolling back, then it beeps at you and flashes lights telling you to push the skinny pedal to go forward or the big pedal to stop rolling backwards. Quicker feet or two footing it might help. Allegedly pushing 'hard' on the brakes is supposed to help it from rolling back, but it doesn't help much/enough... just be quicker to get on the gas.