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TheAllSeeingPie



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Accelerator pedal / throttle position issues

So I was logging some data with Rev and noticed that my trottle position only ever goes to 78% and that the pedal reads 14% without any pressure and 89% with kickdown. Can anyone with an IIDTool check their values please? I've had a new pedal from Dan but that's not solved it at all. Is there something I can reset to make it read correctly? 
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Katash



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Going to check now gimme 5 mins

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Katash



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I got

Zero Position 12.939%
Full Position 82.733%
Kick Down 90.183% / 89.790%

I tested twice and got same readings for zero and full positions but slightly different on kickdown, probably me tho not applying the same pressure.

Hope that helps.

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TheAllSeeingPie



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That's great! Could I trouble you to check throttle position as well please? Shoud be further along in the PCM engine values 
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Katash



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78.420% at kickdown

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Hmm that's what I get. I guess that's normal, or we both have knackered throttles. 
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Post #196324 26th Jun 2013 7:26pm
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Katash



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What is your issue?

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TheAllSeeingPie



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Just the fact it doesn't say it opens 100% sets off my OCD! 
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GraemeC



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Not sure if this could happen on a RR but on a previous car it was common for the throttle not to open 100% due to the cable from the pedal to the throttle position sensor stretching.... 2007 Zermatt Silver TDV8 Vogue SE - now sold but was a great car!

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Katash



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Pretty sure the throttle is fly by wire and is connected to a potentiometer

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TheAllSeeingPie



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It's all fly by wire for the L322. I'm just hoping it's the OBD reading degrees open as % or something. Seems odd that the throttle body wouldn't open more than 78% or the throttle itself 90%. Unless it's a 5v scale and the actual max is not 5v or something daft ... 
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Boot soundproofing part 1 - http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic15612.html
Custom exhaust - http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic15296.html
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Katash



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Or maybe the throttle body servo can physically drive past 100% and its just calibrated that way, I wouldn't worry about it.

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