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Re: E46 pedal linkage
thepixelfreak
16 Oct 2007 22:59
>> I thought the e46 throttle was drive-by-wire. e.g. the foot-pedal >> simply sensed depression and rate of depression and 'tells' the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > I do not think the fly-by-wire made it to the 3 Series cars until the E90.
I dunno, I'm pretty sure my 01 e46 330Ci is fly by wire..
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Jeff Strickland
16 Oct 2007 22:32
> I thought the e46 throttle was drive-by-wire. e.g. the foot-pedal simply > sensed depression and rate of depression and 'tells' the throttle body > what to do electronically.
My daughter's E46 is not fly-by-wire. She has an "00 323.
I do not think the fly-by-wire made it to the 3 Series cars until the E90.
thepixelfreak
15 Oct 2007 17:59
>> My E46 330 accelerator pedal linkage seems in need of lubrication >> making it difficult for smooth starts with the auto box. Is it able to [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > in it, get in there with some carb cleaner and a rag. > --scott
I thought the e46 throttle was drive-by-wire. e.g. the foot-pedal simply sensed depression and rate of depression and 'tells' the throttle body what to do electronically.
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Scott Dorsey
15 Oct 2007 12:54
>My E46 330 accelerator pedal linkage seems in need of lubrication making it >difficult for smooth starts with the auto box. Is it able to be lubricated? >The car just had an inspection service before I bought it but this was >obviously overlooked.
More likely the throttle body is gunked up. Try popping the hood and moving it by hand. If it doesn't move smoothly and seems to have a little hitch in it, get in there with some carb cleaner and a rag. --scott
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David Haggas
15 Oct 2007 09:24
My E46 330 accelerator pedal linkage seems in need of lubrication making it difficult for smooth starts with the auto box. Is it able to be lubricated? The car just had an inspection service before I bought it but this was obviously overlooked.