Cure for hesitation??
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Cure for hesitation??
I know you guys are probably tired of hearing about my hesitation...but with MBUSA giving up on me...this is my only sounding board.>>>BUT I think I might have found the issue...but need some opinions.....the other day..driving as usual...stopped for gas...after I filled up I turned the corner and..BOG...I was soooo P***ed of I just starting to pump the accelerator pedel in anger, but something happened...after my last stop...no hesitation...no big deal...stopped again, no hesitation. I have been driving the car for almost a week and no hesitation. Since this is a drive by wire vehicle, could the sensor be off in relation to the throttle, or could the throttle be binding up?? Have an appointment on Monday...the dealer said that he will look at the throttle sensor and throttle.....ideas..??...possible sensor issue, ? even if it does not throw a code out??
Thanks for any ideas...!!
Thanks for any ideas...!!
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Try slowing down with engine braking from say 60MPH. Keep down shifting so the engine ROM jumps to 5K on the down shift. As the RPM falls below 1500 or 1000, not sure which, then hit the throttle. It is something like this that produces the worst bog for me and I am willing to bet it is emissions related.
If I do the same thing, but give the car 2-3 seconds before applying the throttle, no bog. Not going to 1st gear, no bogs. No bog when doing "launches" from a dead stop.
No if your pounding the throttle loosened things up. Great, but given the number of people reporting this, I think it may be just driving style vs the emsissions control.
If I do the same thing, but give the car 2-3 seconds before applying the throttle, no bog. Not going to 1st gear, no bogs. No bog when doing "launches" from a dead stop.
No if your pounding the throttle loosened things up. Great, but given the number of people reporting this, I think it may be just driving style vs the emsissions control.
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To be honest with all...I really don't know if the throttle could be somewhat binding or if it is emissions related. If it was emissions related...virtually everybody would have the same issue...but there are some very strong "63's" here that don't. Geez I am hoping this is something as simple as a bind in the throttle or pedel sensor.......I'll wait until monday and find out, but what I do know is that I don't have the hesitation any more........I don't know...it just seems to simple of a fix....
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I have no hesitation/bogging in my 07 e63. Never have.
I hope you get your car fixed. Other then a few odd squeaks I have been very happy with the responsiveness of this car.
FYI my car went into the stealership today for the power steering pump to be replaced. making noise.
I hope you get your car fixed. Other then a few odd squeaks I have been very happy with the responsiveness of this car.
FYI my car went into the stealership today for the power steering pump to be replaced. making noise.
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To be honest with all...I really don't know if the throttle could be somewhat binding or if it is emissions related. If it was emissions related...virtually everybody would have the same issue...but there are some very strong "63's" here that don't. Geez I am hoping this is something as simple as a bind in the throttle or pedel sensor.......I'll wait until monday and find out, but what I do know is that I don't have the hesitation any more........I don't know...it just seems to simple of a fix....
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Juicee-- If it was me only driving the car...I probably would have done that a long time ago.........but since my wife is the main driver (60%)...I really don't think she could handle this....she has a whopping 2.5 mile drive to her school where she teaches.....
But the questions remains...........can the pedel sensor or throttle linkage be at fault...without throwing out any codes.??
But the questions remains...........can the pedel sensor or throttle linkage be at fault...without throwing out any codes.??
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I have no hesitation/bogging in my 07 e63. Never have.
I hope you get your car fixed. Other then a few odd squeaks I have been very happy with the responsiveness of this car.
FYI my car went into the stealership today for the power steering pump to be replaced. making noise.
I hope you get your car fixed. Other then a few odd squeaks I have been very happy with the responsiveness of this car.
FYI my car went into the stealership today for the power steering pump to be replaced. making noise.
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I know you guys are probably tired of hearing about my hesitation...but with MBUSA giving up on me...this is my only sounding board.>>>BUT I think I might have found the issue...but need some opinions.....the other day..driving as usual...stopped for gas...after I filled up I turned the corner and..BOG...I was soooo P***ed of I just starting to pump the accelerator pedel in anger, but something happened...after my last stop...no hesitation...no big deal...stopped again, no hesitation. I have been driving the car for almost a week and no hesitation. Since this is a drive by wire vehicle, could the sensor be off in relation to the throttle, or could the throttle be binding up?? Have an appointment on Monday...the dealer said that he will look at the throttle sensor and throttle.....ideas..??...possible sensor issue, ? even if it does not throw a code out??
Thanks for any ideas...!!
Thanks for any ideas...!!
Does it happen in manual?
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To the dealer on Monday...!!
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I highly doubt the sprint booster would work. You can floor the throttle and get nothing. Someone at AMG needs to tell us why. I doubt they can fix it without exceeding emissions.
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You know..I wouldn't mind if everyone's E63 did this....but they all don't. Thats the killer.......there are several people on here who have this issue...and a whole bunch more that don't...WHY???
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Did you personally drive an E63 that did not do the hesitation? Although I can't feel mine doing it, my experience maybe different than yours. I wish you were local...... I would've let you drive my car and see if it's hesitating. If it is true that some E63 don't have the hesitation problem, then it's got to be ECU related because the engines and transmissions are identical. Maybe different ECU file versions or even adaptation modes.
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Your hesitation seems like adaptive transmission learned your driving habit and adapted to it. When you start to drive aggressively, transmission learns your new habits. This procedure to reset ECU will reset adaptive transmission so your car will feel agressive again. But if you drive slow, transmission will learn and you'll need to perform procedure again. If you drive aggressive all the time, you won't see hesitation. Next time the car hesitate, pull into a parking lot and perform this procedure. If this fix it, it's your transmission learning the way you normally drive.
1. Turn the ignition key to the on (not start) position.
2. Press the gas pedal to the floor and hold for five seconds.
3. Turn the key to the "off" position (don't remove the key), then release the gas pedal.
4. Wait at least two minutes for ECU to reset.
1. Turn the ignition key to the on (not start) position.
2. Press the gas pedal to the floor and hold for five seconds.
3. Turn the key to the "off" position (don't remove the key), then release the gas pedal.
4. Wait at least two minutes for ECU to reset.
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Your hesitation seems like adaptive transmission learned your driving habit and adapted to it. When you start to drive aggressively, transmission learns your new habits. This procedure to reset ECU will reset adaptive transmission so your car will feel agressive again. But if you drive slow, transmission will learn and you'll need to perform procedure again. If you drive aggressive all the time, you won't see hesitation. Next time the car hesitate, pull into a parking lot and perform this procedure. If this fix it, it's your transmission learning the way you normally drive.
1. Turn the ignition key to the on (not start) position.
2. Press the gas pedal to the floor and hold for five seconds.
3. Turn the key to the "off" position (don't remove the key), then release the gas pedal.
4. Wait at least two minutes for ECU to reset.
1. Turn the ignition key to the on (not start) position.
2. Press the gas pedal to the floor and hold for five seconds.
3. Turn the key to the "off" position (don't remove the key), then release the gas pedal.
4. Wait at least two minutes for ECU to reset.
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Well I hate to see that the '08, or at least some '08's have it.......I drove a an '08 CLS63 at the dealers about a month ago....and it seemed perfect to me...no hesitation,,,and very strong. Man,,I just don't get it.!!! Maybe everyone does have the hesitation...and they just discount it as just part of the driveability of the engine....??
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Well I hate to see that the '08, or at least some '08's have it.......I drove a an '08 CLS63 at the dealers about a month ago....and it seemed perfect to me...no hesitation,,,and very strong. Man,,I just don't get it.!!! Maybe everyone does have the hesitation...and they just discount it as just part of the driveability of the engine....??
So far, I've experienced no hesitation on 1st gear. But going from 2nd to 3rd, at times, I've experienced a slight hesitation. I can't consistently re-produce it. And it only occurs in Comfort mode.
I have a feeling that it's all due to computer adaptations trying to constantly modify it's behavior to fit ours
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That's what I was suggesting. Maybe we do have it, but not realizing or classifying it as hesitation
So far, I've experienced no hesitation on 1st gear. But going from 2nd to 3rd, at times, I've experienced a slight hesitation. I can't consistently re-produce it. And it only occurs in Comfort mode.
I have a feeling that it's all due to computer adaptations trying to constantly modify it's behavior to fit ours
So far, I've experienced no hesitation on 1st gear. But going from 2nd to 3rd, at times, I've experienced a slight hesitation. I can't consistently re-produce it. And it only occurs in Comfort mode.
I have a feeling that it's all due to computer adaptations trying to constantly modify it's behavior to fit ours
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Your hesitation seems like adaptive transmission learned your driving habit and adapted to it. When you start to drive aggressively, transmission learns your new habits. This procedure to reset ECU will reset adaptive transmission so your car will feel agressive again. But if you drive slow, transmission will learn and you'll need to perform procedure again. If you drive aggressive all the time, you won't see hesitation. Next time the car hesitate, pull into a parking lot and perform this procedure. If this fix it, it's your transmission learning the way you normally drive.
1. Turn the ignition key to the on (not start) position.
2. Press the gas pedal to the floor and hold for five seconds.
3. Turn the key to the "off" position (don't remove the key), then release the gas pedal.
4. Wait at least two minutes for ECU to reset.
1. Turn the ignition key to the on (not start) position.
2. Press the gas pedal to the floor and hold for five seconds.
3. Turn the key to the "off" position (don't remove the key), then release the gas pedal.
4. Wait at least two minutes for ECU to reset.