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donnyk 06-27-2013 03:06 PM

Acceleration Lag - Intermittent
 
Hi, I have about 9000, KM on the 2013 FRS, it’s automatic transmission. Lately I have noticed an intermittent acceleration lag. I have noticed that this happens when I slowdown to about 40-50 KM/H and try to pick up, feels as if it’s still stuck in 6th gear. I thought it might be the A/C, so tired without A/C same result, I use Shell 91. The gas consumption has increased very slightly as well, I used to get 8.5/100, now its 9.0/100, Any thoughts anyone?

wrxgoose 06-27-2013 03:12 PM

I would say try another gas station, your 86 might not be liking the quality for fuel at that shell. Atleast it's a variable you can adjust. Other than that, I have no idea

donnyk 07-02-2013 12:16 PM

Thanks
 
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Originally Posted by wrxgoose (Post 1030001)
I would say try another gas station, your 86 might not be liking the quality for fuel at that shell. Atleast it's a variable you can adjust. Other than that, I have no idea


It seem to be getting better with this new tank of gas.

governor 07-06-2013 11:22 PM

I gotta say that I was trying to avoid ethanol blended gas, but lately I have been using 94 and my car feels much more responsive.

SupraRon 07-15-2013 10:55 AM

You could throw it into manual mode when you slow down to see if it's still in 6th gear. That way you'll at least know why there is slow acceleration. I normally drive in manual mode anyhow unless on the highway. It's more fun! :)

f0rge 07-16-2013 10:51 AM

Are you dropping below 4000rpm? Sometimes I punch the gas and get absolutely nothing only to realize that this car makes approx 8hp under 4000rpm.

pmdc 07-18-2013 12:53 AM

Sounds like you're trying to accelerate in the torque dip. You can get a tune to flatten that out, but you may run into warranty issues down the road. Just drive it in manual mode and you can stay above it. Your mileage probably went down because the engine isn't breathing winter air anymore.


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