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Replying to: mert2 (Feb 28, 2006 11:10 am) Unless I'm in a panic stop. There have been a few times where I've gone for the phantom clutch and brake at the same time.  But seriously, does anyone use their brake and gas in their automatics at the same time? If so, they must have idling issues right? And, are many applying gas when starting? You're not supposed to...
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Replying to: user777 (Feb 28, 2006 2:11 pm) Then last week I realized that the one time the firmware designers could likely rely on the gas pedal being at idle, and thereby reliably "learn" the gas pedal idle position, was during the sequence of firmly applying the brake in order to have the electric solenoid release the shifter so it can be moved out of park. So the issue is NOT what foot you use for braking otherwise, but specific to the exact time you are shifting out of park. After realizing the above I started paying more attention to my own driving methods. Low and behold it turned out that I had a habit of using my left foot on the brake each time I shifted out of park. For some reason I had developed the habit of applying the brake with my left foot in this instance circumstance. What was I doing with my right foot...? In the case of preparing to back out of my garage, and as it turns out any time I am backing up, my right foot is always on the accelerator pedal with my left foot applying or poised over the brake. Probably lucky that I don't have DBW. |
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| Im just wondering if anyone went to fix their hesitation problem on their camry. and did the TSB do anything to make the vehicle more smoother on the shifting and did it solve your lurching and hesitation problem? Also did it make the problem worse or did it start other problems? | |
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I have tried to search for this TSB to no avail. I remember reading that Toyota had a supplier problem with this item. Can anyone provide me with the TSB?
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Replying to: paulcudlip (Jul 17, 2006 8:28 pm) is a site with that info. CLick on your engine type, then on the next screen click on Service Bul. and recalls, on the next screen click on Elect. devices and computers, proms and sensors link. On the next page, there are a few TSB's regarding the o2 sensors(also known as air?fuel sensors). All info is there.
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Replying to: penizzle (Jul 18, 2006 8:12 am)
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Replying to: paulcudlip (Jul 31, 2006 1:11 pm)
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Replying to: penizzle (Jul 31, 2006 3:34 pm) |
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I recently bought a 2007 Camry SE V6 and have been having the same problem. I feel as through I’m constantly fighting to keep the car straight at speeds of 50+. This is very disappointing to me after all the good reviews on the vehicle that I have been reading. I asked the dealer about it and they said that they need to recreate the problem (some mechanic racing on the freeways with my new car, remember Faris Bulers Day Off?). I’m betting that they will say that this is normal. Anybody else have this issue? 
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Replying to: eddiecruz (Jul 27, 2006 9:04 am)
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