Acceleration Hesitation?
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Acceleration Hesitation?
Hey guys!
im a newbie and have a black 05 4.0. i absolutely love this car. bought it after a wreck for a good deal so i replaced the hood and front bumper with custom... might as well.. beats paying twice later on.. HA... anyways i just got my JBA hpipe system with GT take offs and am waiting to get them installed. I also have a short ram intake.... my question is how to get rid of the annoying lag between when you nail the pedal and when the car finally goes.. .i find myself pushing the pedal harder bc its not going then it takes off too fast and i look like a jacka** ... will a TB spacer help? custom tune? just the duals? fuel pump? thanks guys!
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im a newbie and have a black 05 4.0. i absolutely love this car. bought it after a wreck for a good deal so i replaced the hood and front bumper with custom... might as well.. beats paying twice later on.. HA... anyways i just got my JBA hpipe system with GT take offs and am waiting to get them installed. I also have a short ram intake.... my question is how to get rid of the annoying lag between when you nail the pedal and when the car finally goes.. .i find myself pushing the pedal harder bc its not going then it takes off too fast and i look like a jacka** ... will a TB spacer help? custom tune? just the duals? fuel pump? thanks guys!
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Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 704
From: Miami, FL
RE: Acceleration Hesitation?
Nope none of those will work! Just trust me and give this a try.
Turn the key to the ON position (not where the engine is running) and wait til all the normal lights in the dash go out, then slowly press the gas pedal until it is floored and release. Turn key off, wait about 6 seconds and then start your car.
EDIT: Nice car by the way. I like it!
Turn the key to the ON position (not where the engine is running) and wait til all the normal lights in the dash go out, then slowly press the gas pedal until it is floored and release. Turn key off, wait about 6 seconds and then start your car.
EDIT: Nice car by the way. I like it!
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Joined: May 2006
Posts: 8,884
From: Michigan again!
RE: Acceleration Hesitation?
A tune will take away the lag -- that was the first reason for getting my car tuned, and the rest was just much better overall performance. Even the dealership service manager asked me if I had someone adjust the tune to get rid of the lag last time I had it in.
I didn't find that the reset method worked for me -- I drive a lot of highway miles and the tune was the only thing that got rid of the lag.
I didn't find that the reset method worked for me -- I drive a lot of highway miles and the tune was the only thing that got rid of the lag.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 1,028
From: Green Mt State
RE: Acceleration Hesitation?
Adding the duals worked for me, but mine is an 06.
Also got rid of the "hesitation after long cruise" TSB where it bogs out after driving at a steady speed.
SOHC
BTW: Your ride looks sweet! Love the hood!
Also got rid of the "hesitation after long cruise" TSB where it bogs out after driving at a steady speed.
SOHC
BTW: Your ride looks sweet! Love the hood!
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RE: Acceleration Hesitation?
thanks guys! glad you like my ride... im just starting to mod it and im looking into more performance mods and superchargers soon so ill def be askin you guys some questions! haha
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 385
From: Nevada
RE: Acceleration Hesitation?
ORIGINAL: viperrmk
Turn the key to the ON position (not where the engine is running) and wait til all the normal lights in the dash go out, then slowly press the gas pedal until it is floored and release. Turn key off, wait about 6 seconds and then start your car.
Turn the key to the ON position (not where the engine is running) and wait til all the normal lights in the dash go out, then slowly press the gas pedal until it is floored and release. Turn key off, wait about 6 seconds and then start your car.
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 704
From: Miami, FL
RE: Acceleration Hesitation?
It has something to do with reseting the computer since its drive by wires. Works for me. Just depends because some people have really bad throttle response and others don't have it to bad.
Sorry for the delay in response here.
Sorry for the delay in response here.
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Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 2,307
From: New Jersey
RE: Acceleration Hesitation?
ORIGINAL: 05nightrider
Hey guys!
im a newbie and have a black 05 4.0. i absolutely love this car. bought it after a wreck for a good deal so i replaced the hood and front bumper with custom... might as well.. beats paying twice later on.. HA... anyways i just got my JBA hpipe system with GT take offs and am waiting to get them installed. I also have a short ram intake.... my question is how to get rid of the annoying lag between when you nail the pedal and when the car finally goes.. .i find myself pushing the pedal harder bc its not going then it takes off too fast and i look like a jacka** ... will a TB spacer help? custom tune? just the duals? fuel pump? thanks guys!
[IMG]local://upfiles/41292/2E90DE86771945E9872B7EA89375B58C.jpg[/IMG]
Hey guys!
im a newbie and have a black 05 4.0. i absolutely love this car. bought it after a wreck for a good deal so i replaced the hood and front bumper with custom... might as well.. beats paying twice later on.. HA... anyways i just got my JBA hpipe system with GT take offs and am waiting to get them installed. I also have a short ram intake.... my question is how to get rid of the annoying lag between when you nail the pedal and when the car finally goes.. .i find myself pushing the pedal harder bc its not going then it takes off too fast and i look like a jacka** ... will a TB spacer help? custom tune? just the duals? fuel pump? thanks guys!
[IMG]local://upfiles/41292/2E90DE86771945E9872B7EA89375B58C.jpg[/IMG]