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Slight delay in throttle response.. what could it be?
I've been having a hard time figuring out what it is, and I remember the dude that did my muffler saying that I had "play" in my driveshaft?
Basically whenever I give it gas while driving on say 2nd gear, there's a split second delay and a minor jolt / lunge.. I wanna know what might be causing this?
try unplugging the battery for ten minutes. my sc was running pretty sluggish then i check ingition timing and it was way off. i advanced it to spec and now it feels faster then the day i got it.
I am due for a new clutch, I'll try that and see how it goes.. but if I punch it and shift, usually a slipping clutch would rev high then back down right? Mine still grabs really hard..
sounds to me like you need to check your TPS position..my TPS is off on my NA-T right now, and I know its off, but I have the same slight hesitation your describing.
Dunno why, but I got the impression you were experiencing a drive train jolt. It sounds more like you're just concerned about a delayed throttle response . . .is that right?
sounds to me like you need to check your TPS position..my TPS is off on my NA-T right now, and I know its off, but I have the same slight hesitation your describing.
Ditto on this, im not sure what your supposed to set it at on lexus's but on subys you do a .5 after you blip the throttle. It will make sure you have no lag on throttle response. But, lexus's are kind of built to be soft on the throttle, until you put it into ECT mode.
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