santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

is it normal to have a lag when i press the pedal

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

need more information. engine warmed up? engine broken in for a few
thousand miles? what due you mean lag? Is the power delayed and then
come on or just slow to start pulling. What rpm?
"Dan035" <noemail@nom.com> wrote in message
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> is it normal to have a lag when i press the pedal
>

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

The 3.5 has electronic throttle and seems to have a small lag between
depressing the pedal and actual acceleration.

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

hyundaitech,
Any idea if Hyundai is aware of the problem? Any fix available?

I have the same problem with my 2005 Santa Fe (3.5). I only notice it about
50% of the time so I'm not always sure what to expect when I step on the
gas. I've has some 'thrilling' entrances to traffic due to this. I've also
had times when I overcompensated for a delay that didn't happen.

Thanks,
Jon

"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> The 3.5 has electronic throttle and seems to have a small lag between
> depressing the pedal and actual acceleration.
>

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

There are reprograms for 2003 and 2004 for smoother feeling initial
acceleration. I haven't seen anything yet for 2005, and I don't know if
there's any intent to release anything.

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

Is this a hesitation or jerking when you accelerate from a stop or red
light?

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

Yes, exactly.

Jon


"carmenlucha" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message
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> Is this a hesitation or jerking when you accelerate from a stop or red
> light?
>

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

My car is in the shop right now for that very thing. I have been told what
the problem is and how it is to be resolved, but until I get it back in my
possession so I can drive it and feel if there's a difference I won't trust
the diagnosis.
Also, if the problem is resolved, I will post what was done. Apparently,
this is becoming a common issue.

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

So what did they say the problem is and how will they resolve it?

"carmenlucha" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message
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> My car is in the shop right now for that very thing. I have been told what
> the problem is and how it is to be resolved, but until I get it back in my
> possession so I can drive it and feel if there's a difference I won't
trust
> the diagnosis.
> Also, if the problem is resolved, I will post what was done. Apparently,
> this is becoming a common issue.
>

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

Zeppo, the part was ordered today. It should come in between now and
Wednesday. Like I said at the end of my message, if the problem is
resolved with the action they take, I will pass the information on to this
site.

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

thank you all for your response

"Dan035" <noemail@nom.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> is it normal to have a lag when i press the pedal
>

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

Dan,
Got my car back--what a difference! The car had to be reprogrammed. It's
called reflashing. Problem was it wasn't taking on my car. The first time
it took, but when this happened again, there was no recognition of the
reflashing having been done. The next step was to replace the PCM--Power
Control Module. It has something to do with the onboard computer. For now,
I am able to merge into traffic, pick up from a stop or slow down without
this hesitation or lag. Hope this helps you. My car is a 2004 Santa Fe. As
Hyundaitech said, I don't know if this is available yet for 2005. Check
with your dealer.

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

Dan,
Got my car back--what a difference! The car had to be reprogrammed. It's
called reflashing. Problem was it wasn't taking on my car. The first time
it took, but when this happened again, there was no recognition of the
reflashing having been done. The next step was to replace the PCM--Power
Control Module. It has something to do with the onboard computer. For now,
I am able to merge into traffic, pick up from a stop or slow down without
this hesitation or lag. Hope this helps you. My car is a 2004 Santa Fe. As
Hyundaitech said, I don't know if this is available yet for 2005. Check
with your dealer.

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

Excellent! I'm glad it worked for you. I'm going to contact my dealer and
find out if it available for 2005 yet.

Thanks,
Jon

"carmenlucha" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message
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> Dan,
> Got my car back--what a difference! The car had to be reprogrammed. It's
> called reflashing. Problem was it wasn't taking on my car. The first time
> it took, but when this happened again, there was no recognition of the
> reflashing having been done. The next step was to replace the PCM--Power
> Control Module. It has something to do with the onboard computer. For now,
> I am able to merge into traffic, pick up from a stop or slow down without
> this hesitation or lag. Hope this helps you. My car is a 2004 Santa Fe. As
> Hyundaitech said, I don't know if this is available yet for 2005. Check
> with your dealer.
>

Re: santa fe 2005 lag in accel
 

The service manager could not find that there was any update available for
2005. This surprised me as the car has been out for 6 months now. Is there a
'higher authority' I can check with?

TIA,
Jon


"Zeppo" <zeppo_m@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Excellent! I'm glad it worked for you. I'm going to contact my dealer and
> find out if it available for 2005 yet.
>
> Thanks,
> Jon
>
> "carmenlucha" <nospam@nospam> wrote in message
> news:8e9a2775f6d9a426626e138f3b5c7909@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> > Dan,
> > Got my car back--what a difference! The car had to be reprogrammed. It's
> > called reflashing. Problem was it wasn't taking on my car. The first
time
> > it took, but when this happened again, there was no recognition of the
> > reflashing having been done. The next step was to replace the PCM--Power
> > Control Module. It has something to do with the onboard computer. For
now,
> > I am able to merge into traffic, pick up from a stop or slow down
without
> > this hesitation or lag. Hope this helps you. My car is a 2004 Santa Fe.
As
> > Hyundaitech said, I don't know if this is available yet for 2005. Check
> > with your dealer.
> >
>
>