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Slow reaction on engine speed when depressing gas pedal.
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07 Jun 2024 09:50 #256194
by Ulltand
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Hello,
I have a gen 3 2005 DDIS (renault turbo diesel 1,5 L 85 hp) When shifting gears i feel i have to wait a second or so for the engine speed come down. Is this fault or property of the engine? Recently i start to suspect that it might be chip tuning in the car because its quite strong imo for 85 hp.
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Patrick
I have a gen 3 2005 DDIS (renault turbo diesel 1,5 L 85 hp) When shifting gears i feel i have to wait a second or so for the engine speed come down. Is this fault or property of the engine? Recently i start to suspect that it might be chip tuning in the car because its quite strong imo for 85 hp.
My best
Patrick
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07 Jun 2024 17:36 #256200
by Lambert
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Replied by Lambert on topic Slow reaction on engine speed when depressing gas pedal.
I don't know much about the diesel but I thought they were only 63 ish horse power so if you have 85 it does suggest a tune of some kind and those can be very hit and miss when it comes to driveablity.
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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08 Jun 2024 12:56 #256211
by Rogerzilla
Replied by Rogerzilla on topic Slow reaction on engine speed when depressing gas pedal.
The only way a diesel can exhibit "throttle" lag is if it keeps injecting fuel after you take your foot off. I doubt there is a mechanical governor on a DDIS so it is likely to be the remap.
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09 Jun 2024 07:23 #256224
by Ulltand
Replied by Ulltand on topic Slow reaction on engine speed when depressing gas pedal.
Its 63 kW and 86 HP on my model. Renault 266 k9k.
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