Throttle Delay Fix.

[tomm.brz]

i do 4 times, slow and smooth, 3 seconds to go down, hold 2 seconds, go back 3 seconds, hold w seconds and repeat, 4 times
never ever ever had a single problem with throttle in the 594 reflashes i did in my ecu lol

[ermax]

I do it with my left foot. I herd that adds 10hp.

[Westen86]

Relevant?

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[Mase123y]

Originally Posted by Kodename47

No, Pedal dance is for the VSC. I've seen a few ways to reset the pedal/throttle learning, but the general theory is:
-Have car ignition on but engine not running
-Press accelerator pedal fully a few times
-Start car and idle car for ~1 min (if warm, this can take seconds rather than 1 min)

It doesn't all have to be at once. The accelerator pedal pushing allows the ECU to get max/min values for the pedal sensor and throttle position sensors. Idling allows it to set up the idle airflow. That's all there is to it. 5/10/25 pushes of the pedal I've seen mentioned. I'm not sure why it matters. I do 10, 8 quick with 2 that I hold as hard as I can to finish. Never had an issue.

Is it better to do this after you flash the ECU? Or does it still work without?

[tomm.brz]

reset dtc and do it

[FR_STEEZ]

Originally Posted by Viper8

The throttle deadband zone (no engine response) from no throttle input to approx 1/4-1/2" of throttle input annoys me too. @steve99 or @shiv - Is it possible to tune the ECU with OFT so that fuel will begin to be fed to the engine earlier at less throttle input (shorten the deadband)?

Has anybody fixed this problem. I absolutely hate that I still have a partial dead throttle. I can see on the oft that it’s picking up my inputs but the motor isn’t reving.