Bubs daddy wrote:I haven't noticed any lag on the throttle since I bought the car last December.
Well, then it seems that you just haven't noticed it...it's quite pronounced. Put your car in Park on your driveway sometime and then blip the throttle to rev the engine slightly - there will be a delay. Or, while driving on a secluded street, slow down to 10 or 5 mph, and before coming to a complete stop, step on the throttle to accelerate again - that's when it'll probably jerk the car.
07Vsdn wrote:why these car companies can't get their dbw systems right i don't know...
Yes, that confuses me, too. DBW systems have been around long enough to have been mostly perfected. If they can tune the firmware to reduce throttle lag, how come they don't just program it that way from the beginning?
Joker69 wrote:so do we gotta tell Nissan or what?
I'm really not sure what the next step is...call Nissan USA?