JimG

I found this post at CaymanClub, they talk about a 2 second throttle delay after the clutch is depressed. Is this also true for the 997??

http://www.caymanclub.net/cayman-com...idiculous.html

ADias

Interesting.

Edgy01

My 997S 6-speed has this switch on the clutch pedal. I may try to take it's function out of my car just to see what it is they are talking about.

ADias

Dan: you are just the person to sort this out and clarify what's going on. Looking forward to learning from you.

smackboy1

I don't have a 997, but it works on a 996. It makes a noticeable change to the way the throttle pedal responds - in a good way.

Edgy01

I've been paying particularly close attention to how I engage the clutch and accelerator lately so that if I get around to disconnecting that thing I can note a difference. I suspect from the description that the way I drive a stick is consistent with good clutch wear, etc., and I would probably not notice a difference whatsoever. Will try to get to this.

eclou

any follow up on this?

JFScheck

Love to hear some more news on this clutch switch...

1999Porsche911

Urban legend produced by people who have no idea the switch is actually for cruise.

Likemystoppie?

Bingo!

...deactivates cruise control folks. That's it.