YOUR RESEARCHOccasional extreme throttle response lag
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I have a 2007 cayman s, Automatic, about 75k on it. From time to time, I will get extreme throttle response lag, about 2 or 3 seconds until the car even recognizes I'm pushing the gas pedal. It doesnt happen often, and it seems at random.. I'm just wondering what might cause this, or maybe its a feature of the pre-PDK auto slushbox :hilarious:
Is your AC engaged? I know the car will suppress the AC operation during heavy acceleration, but it might be delaying your effective throttle response.
Yes i always have the AC on, I live in Florida.
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