S4 throttle delay
09-24-2006 | 03:56 PM
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Re: S4 throttle delay
> I think it should be the following;
>
> 1. Turn key on (don't start)
> 2. Press pedal to the floor and wait 15 seconds
> 3. With the pedal to the floor turn key off
> 4. Release pedal and wait 2 minutes for memory to be reset
The problen I have with the throttle, on the same car, is that it sustains
throttle when I take my foot "off" will the above help me?
09-29-2006 | 05:34 PM
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Re: S4 throttle delay
On Sun, 24 Sep 2006 20:56:12 +0100, marcus wrote:
>> I think it should be the following;
>>
>> 1. Turn key on (don't start)
>> 2. Press pedal to the floor and wait 15 seconds
>> 3. With the pedal to the floor turn key off
>> 4. Release pedal and wait 2 minutes for memory to be reset
>
> The problen I have with the throttle, on the same car, is that it sustains
> throttle when I take my foot "off" will the above help me?
Give it a try. Can't hurt none.
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>> I think it should be the following;
>>
>> 1. Turn key on (don't start)
>> 2. Press pedal to the floor and wait 15 seconds
>> 3. With the pedal to the floor turn key off
>> 4. Release pedal and wait 2 minutes for memory to be reset
>
> The problen I have with the throttle, on the same car, is that it sustains
> throttle when I take my foot "off" will the above help me?
Give it a try. Can't hurt none.
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Robert
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09-29-2006 | 05:34 PM
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Re: S4 throttle delay
On Sun, 24 Sep 2006 20:56:12 +0100, marcus wrote:
>> I think it should be the following;
>>
>> 1. Turn key on (don't start)
>> 2. Press pedal to the floor and wait 15 seconds
>> 3. With the pedal to the floor turn key off
>> 4. Release pedal and wait 2 minutes for memory to be reset
>
> The problen I have with the throttle, on the same car, is that it sustains
> throttle when I take my foot "off" will the above help me?
Give it a try. Can't hurt none.
--
Regards
Robert
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>> I think it should be the following;
>>
>> 1. Turn key on (don't start)
>> 2. Press pedal to the floor and wait 15 seconds
>> 3. With the pedal to the floor turn key off
>> 4. Release pedal and wait 2 minutes for memory to be reset
>
> The problen I have with the throttle, on the same car, is that it sustains
> throttle when I take my foot "off" will the above help me?
Give it a try. Can't hurt none.
--
Regards
Robert
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09-29-2006 | 05:34 PM
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Re: S4 throttle delay
On Sun, 24 Sep 2006 20:56:12 +0100, marcus wrote:
>> I think it should be the following;
>>
>> 1. Turn key on (don't start)
>> 2. Press pedal to the floor and wait 15 seconds
>> 3. With the pedal to the floor turn key off
>> 4. Release pedal and wait 2 minutes for memory to be reset
>
> The problen I have with the throttle, on the same car, is that it sustains
> throttle when I take my foot "off" will the above help me?
Give it a try. Can't hurt none.
--
Regards
Robert
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>> I think it should be the following;
>>
>> 1. Turn key on (don't start)
>> 2. Press pedal to the floor and wait 15 seconds
>> 3. With the pedal to the floor turn key off
>> 4. Release pedal and wait 2 minutes for memory to be reset
>
> The problen I have with the throttle, on the same car, is that it sustains
> throttle when I take my foot "off" will the above help me?
Give it a try. Can't hurt none.
--
Regards
Robert
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