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ScottyB Sep 1, 2007 09:15 PM

Fix for Overly Sensitive Accelerator
 
Just read the latest Popular Mechanics mag and in their 2 month write of the G35, they discussed the overly sensitive throttle. They stated they talked to Infiniti engineers about it and Infiniti brought Popular Mechanics an 08 model which had an updated ECM flash which apparently solved the problem. The mag editors stated the 08 had much better throttle tip in. So apparently this is a fixable issue with an ECM update. I guess we need to start bothering the service guys about when a TSB will be issued. I do not mind the throttle touchiness, but my wife is afraid to drive the car. LOL.

Scott

JSG Sep 1, 2007 09:41 PM

Forget about it, I like it the way it is.:drivingskid:

KDG35 Sep 2, 2007 11:02 AM

I have driven both the IS350 which is like using a sergical knife to slice a fly. The G is like killing a fly with a shotgun. They both get the job done, It just depends on your taste. I would be up for a fix myself.

PhoenixINX Sep 2, 2007 12:21 PM

After having an `07 auto as a loaner for a week... the throttle drove me NUTS. Fortunately the 6sp cars do NOT have this bad trait.

Planar Sep 2, 2007 12:26 PM

If there were any reason for me to sell the car. THIS WOULD BE IT, and I've thought about it. Very irritating.

BrianV Sep 2, 2007 12:45 PM


Originally Posted by PhoenixINX
After having an `07 auto as a loaner for a week... the throttle drove me NUTS. Fortunately the 6sp cars do NOT have this bad trait.

The 6spds have a weird throttle lag though, likely could be fixed by the same method.

logik05se Sep 2, 2007 12:53 PM


Originally Posted by BrianV
The 6spds have a weird throttle lag though, likely could be fixed by the same method.

yes they do...doesnt happen all the time..but it caught me a few times during take off (mostly only with AC on I seems) were it made my head jerk foward expecting the car to move and it hessitates lol.

ugaexploder Sep 2, 2007 01:40 PM

the sensitivity of the throttle isn't that bad IMO. It's second nature to drive the G with no "snappiness"...however, whenever I drive my gf's v6 mustang or any car for that matter that isn't mine I tend to go really slow because my foot only presses a 1/4 of the throttle expecting it to go

CarFreak Sep 2, 2007 01:47 PM

Excellent info. This is probably the only thing that annoys be about this car.

Karman Sep 2, 2007 02:16 PM

I would be first in line for a fix. It drives my wife and I both nuts. Why the designers would make it so sensitive is beyond me. I mentioned it to the service writer last week when our 07 G35S car was in for service and he admitted that is was a common complaint. I have 2 07 GM cars and their throttle is so smooth. And why didn't they make the auto a 6 speed as other manufacturers are now doing. That would bring the gas mileage up also. my 07 corvette with a 400 HP engine gets almost 30 mpg on the highway. The G only 21 or so. The newly designed 08 CTS is looking better?

cruzdog Sep 2, 2007 04:42 PM

On the motorcycle world of sportsbikes, you can purchase a Power commander - an electronic fuel injection computer that smoothes out the powerband. Is there something similar for the G's?

webbdoc Sep 2, 2007 08:31 PM

If they have corrected this problem with the '08s, then I'm even happier that I ordered an '08 from the factory.

SPEEED Sep 2, 2007 10:00 PM


Originally Posted by JSG
Forget about it, I like it the way it is.:drivingskid:

Amen. :biggthumpup:

SPEEED Sep 2, 2007 10:03 PM

I don't get it. Last time I checked, people who bought sport sedans were buying them for their agility and performance. Why would anyone be bothered by a missile like response?

I love it! Nothing like stepping on that sucker and giving my passengers a whiplash. :cool:

airhoppz Sep 2, 2007 10:19 PM


Originally Posted by JSG
Forget about it, I like it the way it is.:drivingskid:


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