2006 Manual Coupe delay in shifting
I will look into all of this and I will keep you posted on the situation, any more ideas please post comments, EX 250 if you get a chance to drive an 06 please let me know what you think of the 06 and how it feels, I've driven the 03 and 04 completely different feeling. Thanks guys.
Originally Posted by partyman66
We have a Dual mass flywheel.
Takes longer to idle down when you let off the gas in neutral. If you get a lightened one, Revs will drop quicker and the car will be more responsive, but you'll also transmit a ton of engine vibes through the drivetrain and clutch pedal. You'll probably want to consider your drivetrain warranty toast if you get one, unless you have a really cool dealer.
Takes longer to idle down when you let off the gas in neutral. If you get a lightened one, Revs will drop quicker and the car will be more responsive, but you'll also transmit a ton of engine vibes through the drivetrain and clutch pedal. You'll probably want to consider your drivetrain warranty toast if you get one, unless you have a really cool dealer.
CDV valve on BMW delays clutch from enagaging, (i took mine out of my 528 5spd) anyway, this affects the grabbiness of the clutch when you release it to shift gears...this is to prevent driveline shock and bad shifts for inexperienced drivers, it is common for BMW to remove this (www.bmwtips.com)
i have an '04 coupe and the revs do tend to "hang"
ive heard to explanations for this...one is the flywheel/drive by wire which someone already posted, another reason i have heard is that it help regulate emissions, don't know how true it is or not.
i have an '04 coupe and the revs do tend to "hang"
ive heard to explanations for this...one is the flywheel/drive by wire which someone already posted, another reason i have heard is that it help regulate emissions, don't know how true it is or not.
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