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Joe T 05-30-2007 11:33 AM

Gas Pedal
 
My gas pedal isnt hard to push but it does feel bindy not real smooth I was wondering if this is normal for fly by wire.

mwh98 05-31-2007 01:18 PM

Gas Pedal Mystery
 
I have a 2001, and my pedal also does not move without the feel of some resisitance. A friend of mine who owned a 98 in the past was the 1st to notice the pedal issue.

I had the local steeler, look at it when in for my last service and they claimed to have cleaned the rheostat and cable, but I felt no difference. So I live with it.

I did buy a pedal assembly from ebay and it moves effortlessly. Must be the rheostat that creats that resistance feel.

Mark
2001 Seal Grey 986
San Antonio, Texas

Cloudsurfer 05-31-2007 05:29 PM

There is an E-gas controller up under the dash, with a cable that runs to the pedal. This is what sends a signal to the DME to open the butterfly. These can, and do, go bad and will get rough, jumpy, and non linear. Yes, you can replace it and that will likely cure your driveability issues.

Patrick

Joe T 06-01-2007 02:10 PM

Cool thanks fellas I will check it out further this weekend.

juan986 02-03-2008 09:39 AM

did you get this problem fixed? I am wondering what the solutioin for this one is. My pedal seems to have the same problem. Would buying a new pedal on ebay fix the problem or is it something in the line?


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