Member Since: 08 Oct 2009
Location: Wirral
Posts: 181
Barry
Nice to know it isn't just me!
It is definitely there all the time with mine, though it might just be my driving style that makes it more noticeable, as I tend to decelerate in plenty of time before junctions as not use the brakes too much if you see what I mean?
It is in the last 20 - 30 yrds that you notice it the most.
As I said it isn't a serious problem, I was just curious to know if that was how LR had got around the lag issue. I certainly don't notice any lag in normal driving.
Mike
5th Nov 2009 1:25 am
crwoody
Member Since: 09 Mar 2009
Location: Littleborough
Posts: 2109
For the benefit of any of you that were following this thread, I finally got around to fitting the EGR blanking plates the other day.
The car was in for the current recalls and I asked them check out the throttle delay issue again at the same time, again they said there was nothing really wrong with it and the effect I was experiencing was normal!!
Once back home I duly fitted the blanks and removed the butterfly valve vane. I was amazed at the amount of black oily crud that had accumulated in the intake "Y" piece so maybe it's worth doing the mod just to eliminate that.
I have to say there is not a huge difference in the performance; the delay is still there albeit a little less, I guess it's mainly down to the VVT action as TFC says, the next step will be to go down the "Torq-Tune" route once funds allow.Clive
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