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poor throttle response
hi could someone help me step by step.. dose someone experience same what I do ?
I just installed CAI and I drive it for half an hour then I disconnect the nagtive battry tinrmal for 20min and then put it on agine I allowed the ECU to reset so the rexults now a Poor acceleration\slow throttle response.. please could someone help me out 
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06-18-2013, 06:26 PM
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you are gonna have to wait till the ecu relearns. it takes a lil while after resetting the ecu. just drive it... it will return to normal
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06-18-2013, 07:24 PM
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What cruzinbill said, just drive it like you normally do. The ECU will re-learn and your throttle response will return to how it was. This is common with a lot of drive by wire cars I've driven.
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06-18-2013, 07:53 PM
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It will take time for the car to adjust...
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2. press the gas all the way to the floor then raise it all the way up. Do this 20 times. 3. turn key to off, wait 1 second then turn the key back to "on" without starting the car 4. press the gas all the way to the floor then raise it all the way up. Do this 20 times. 5. turn key off, then start the car This gets rid of dead pedal in a few minutes instead of days.
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