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Old 12-02-2009, 08:08 PM
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Sometimes not all the time when i go to floor the car the car will accelerate but then will immediately stop and go until i get off the pedal. it doesnt feel like the trans is slipping. just curious if anyone else experienced this or could have some input on it. thanks
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You might be hitting the Rev limiter. Look at your RPMs when this happens.
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Or traction control/differential score protection is kicking in...?
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Or traction control/differential score protection is kicking in...?
Ding Ding Ding I think we have a winner!
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its not the rev limiter it happen almost immediately after i floor it and the car moves
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If you wheels are turned just a little the traction control/differential score protection will do it as Chris said!!
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I'm thinking he's hitting the differential antiscore. Now what I don't get is my wheels can be dead straight and I still get it.
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so the differential score protection will kick in when the traction control is turned off?
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Yep, completely different system.
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Yep, definitely differential score protection. That being said though, I was never able to get mine to kick in while going straight, only if the tires were turned at all. But I've heard plenty that have had it kick in while going straight.
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is there a way to deactivate it? im thinking when i get my trans done maybe those diff gears need a mikronite or cryo treatment
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I'm sure their may be something in the computer to disable it depending on what tuning software your using. In a normal situation I would never get rid of it. It's there for a reason so you don't destroy ****. However, if you're getting you're getting your tranny built that's not an issue as much.
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You can turn it off with HPT, It's just an on/off function. Differential clutches won't last too long with constant spirited driving though.

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Originally Posted by TiredGXP
You can turn it off with HPT, It's just an on/off function. Differential clutches won't last too long with constant spirited driving though.

Define "spiriited" it's just annoying as hell to hit a brick wall on the third honk...
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Spirited would be any driving that's already getting it to kick in haha.
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Fuel filter.
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I'm not saying that this is the problem, but this is how you disable diff score.



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Originally Posted by 20SS07
Spirited would be any driving that's already getting it to kick in haha.
Yep!
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Originally Posted by 20SS07
Spirited would be any driving that's already getting it to kick in haha.
My clutches wouldn't last very long, then! HAHA
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