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Originally Posted by 6spd yep you're right, but step motors, ecu's, sensors, and relays dont work that fast. the step motors in the throttle dont snap closed to fully open

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Old 09-09-2010, 12:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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yep you're right, but step motors, ecu's, sensors, and relays dont work that fast. the step motors in the throttle dont snap closed to fully open at the speed of light - 3 million meters per second, it is gradual, as is the depression of the gas pedal.
The throttle plates on the VHR are fully open during normal operation - the VVEL actually throttles the engine by adjusting lift.
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The throttle plates on the VHR are fully open during normal operation - the VVEL actually throttles the engine by adjusting lift.
no ****! i didnt know that, im not familiar with new VQ's much at all, hardly ever have to work on them. the way i was describing the actions were just generalized concepts used in "most" electronic throttle cars. im glad you enlightened me!
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