86.5 weissgoldmetallic
#16
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Interesting new "feature"
now that I have driven to more.
the "wot" position will rev for a bit and then cut out the engine until you let off the gas slightly.
I can't tell if it's the kickdown switch involved or just flooring it, but it will complete the kickdown before reving a bit and then cutting out completely.
now that I have driven to more.
the "wot" position will rev for a bit and then cut out the engine until you let off the gas slightly.
I can't tell if it's the kickdown switch involved or just flooring it, but it will complete the kickdown before reving a bit and then cutting out completely.
#17
Rennlist Member
Thread Starter
Interesting new "feature"
now that I have driven to more.
the "wot" position will rev for a bit and then cut out the engine until you let off the gas slightly.
I can't tell if it's the kickdown switch involved or just flooring it, but it will complete the kickdown before reving a bit and then cutting out completely.
now that I have driven to more.
the "wot" position will rev for a bit and then cut out the engine until you let off the gas slightly.
I can't tell if it's the kickdown switch involved or just flooring it, but it will complete the kickdown before reving a bit and then cutting out completely.
So that feature is not safe. WOT on the highway changing lanes and it cut out. Gotta figure this one out.
#18
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That doesn't sound like much fun. Did you burp the heater circuit yet?
#20
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It has to be something in the kickdown switch and how it is related to the ECU, as when I hit redline with 90% throttle (but not hitting the kickdown) it will rev.
I wonder how I might differentiate between the WOT throttle switch and the kick down. I guess disconnect the kickdown.
#21
Race Car
That's one way to be certain. On my car I really have to push hard to engage the kickdown. Not sure that is normal, but I can floor it easily against the kickdown then I have to give it a good push from there.
#22
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Oh its high effort. Previously on a 5 speed 86.5 that I worked on, I took a spring out of the set on the TB and put a weaker on on the console. Much more modern feeling on the throttle.