acceleration delay
#1
acceleration delay
I just bought a 05 2.5t AWD about 2 weeks ago and noticed a delay from whenI step on the pedal, to when the car actually accelerates. Just wondering if this is the norm with this model and/or year or what. If it is or isnt, idc, i dont like it. Can it/how do i fix it?
Also, is that little green lightby my cup holder just for fun, or what?
Also, is that little green lightby my cup holder just for fun, or what?
#2
RE: acceleration delay
Welcome
You car has an ETB (electronic throttle body), I think, so it will be a little delayed.
My dad has an 07 V70 R and there is a little delay from normal driving, when I step on the gas there is an even bigger delay.
Man...I love the direct-link TB on my 745t.
Also the little green lights are just there as a "courtesy" light
You car has an ETB (electronic throttle body), I think, so it will be a little delayed.
My dad has an 07 V70 R and there is a little delay from normal driving, when I step on the gas there is an even bigger delay.
Man...I love the direct-link TB on my 745t.
Also the little green lights are just there as a "courtesy" light
#3
#4
#5
#6
RE: acceleration delay
My 2002 is a little bit like that and I got used to it. When I am driving aggressively, it has faster accelerations, when I drive conservatively, with lots of coasting going downhills, I get 99.9 MPG and the car does not re-accelerate as fast, but since I don't really care, I am fine with that.
I also noticed that pumping the gas pedal full in, full out then full in, it would switch into lower gear for more torque, and bigger acceleration and, guess what, it's a feature (forgot how it's called).
I have had the same thing with my Toyota (the one that got rear-ended and totaled by a Tc). Sluggish accelerations, and it's actually conservative (and yet, it's not DBW, unlike the S60).
I don't mind the DBW, this car is not a souped-up ricer, if some idiot with a slower car than mine decides to "race" me, I will let them win, but that's maybe because I am going on 40.
20 years ago...
I also noticed that pumping the gas pedal full in, full out then full in, it would switch into lower gear for more torque, and bigger acceleration and, guess what, it's a feature (forgot how it's called).
I have had the same thing with my Toyota (the one that got rear-ended and totaled by a Tc). Sluggish accelerations, and it's actually conservative (and yet, it's not DBW, unlike the S60).
I don't mind the DBW, this car is not a souped-up ricer, if some idiot with a slower car than mine decides to "race" me, I will let them win, but that's maybe because I am going on 40.
20 years ago...
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
MikeFan
Volvo S70
2
01-19-2010 12:04 PM