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iorn eagle
11-18-2006, 03:40 PM
The '06 model civics and up are all equipped with a "drive-by-wire" electronicly controlled accelerator. The salesmen of course all say it makes it more responsive because it's electronic and digital and whatever. I find it to be extremely sluggish. Has anyone tried to replace their gas pedal and run a cable straight to the throttle?

BlackGT2000
11-19-2006, 05:09 PM
Mine seems fine maybe there is something wrong with yours. It should be under waranty, have it checked.

iorn eagle
11-20-2006, 02:10 PM
do you have an auto or a manual?

Now, i don't have a calibrated timer on my foot or anything, but when i press the gas it seems to take about a 1/4 sec to see the tach, or hear the rev go up. Same with letting my foot off the gas, a little bit of lag before it revs down. If i'm shifting nicely calmly and slowly, no one can tell the difference. but if I'm wanting to shift quick
i let off the gas pedal, punch the clutch, it over revs... then i shift, let on the gas, and drop the clutch (2nd to 3rd at 4500), it LUGS!!!
is this an ecu timing problem?

BlackGT2000
11-20-2006, 04:10 PM
My car is a manual, and I haven't experienced the problem you are describing. I would take it in and have it looked at.

skotman
12-05-2006, 10:05 AM
manual here also. i haven't experienced any lag either. car seems to go when my foot wants it to go.

the thing i find weird, personally, is the gear ratio. i can't shift as fast as i want to. i've got to practice timing it right or i'll end up feeling like i'm ripping the car's eyeballs out as i try to accelerate like a maniac.

goser
12-16-2006, 01:56 PM
Check the recall thread a little lower....maybe you're covered

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