Slow throttle response...occasionally
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Hi,
After this service have noticed a slight lag in the throttle around 2000 rpm. Not every time but occasionally.
The revs don't drop but the for a second or two there is no acceleration.
Any ideas.
Tony
After this service have noticed a slight lag in the throttle around 2000 rpm. Not every time but occasionally.
The revs don't drop but the for a second or two there is no acceleration.
Any ideas.
Tony
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I seem to recall that this improved when I cleaned the ISV.
It usually happened after a spell of coasting off the throttle, and when you squeeze the pedal again there's nuthin for about a heartbeat, right?
It usually happened after a spell of coasting off the throttle, and when you squeeze the pedal again there's nuthin for about a heartbeat, right?
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It happens to me on my car when going down a long incline with very, very light throttle. At the bottom when I need to push the throttle down more to maintain speed, the engine is dead for 2-3 seconds then returns. I believe this is related to the injectors shutting off on overrun. It may also be related to a dead spot on the AFM, however, several 964s I've driven have done the same thing in the same place on the same road.
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I had the same problem with my car, coasting down hill then back on the throttle and no response for a few seconds. I changed the idle/wot micro switches because of a unrelated issue, and since then the hesitation has gone away.
May just be a coincident, but what that says to me is the idle microswitch was sticking on occasion.
May just be a coincident, but what that says to me is the idle microswitch was sticking on occasion.
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After converting back to a N/A intake after selling the supercharger, that's the only nagging issue I have left.
I'll try cleaning the micro switches and perhaps adjusting them or the throttle cable since it's new and I'm not 100% certain it's adjusted properly.
Thought I was the only one !
I'll try cleaning the micro switches and perhaps adjusting them or the throttle cable since it's new and I'm not 100% certain it's adjusted properly.
Thought I was the only one !
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Phew... every time it happens to me my heart skips a beat too... but then a bit more throttle and we're all good-to-go... Glad to hear it's 'universal'
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