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First off, clutches can have two sensors on the pedal. Our 2105 2.0 Mazda3 has a clutch position sensor that will cut off the cruise control when you barely push in on it. Our car has 3k miles.
My problem is the clutch position sensor is actually controlling the throttle by wire system in first and second gear.
Scenario:
1st gear, clutch fully out, going from idle to slow acceleration, barely push in on the clutch pedal = car accelerates and your head bobs back.
Same scenario: release remaining clutch pedal travel = car decelerates and head bobs forward.
Second gear does this some too, but I haven't been able to replicate it consistently. All the above observations only happen at low RPMs (traffic nightmare!).
I can do this over and over again in first gear and the actual clutch disk never disengages or slips, so I am 100% sure it is electronic related.
Shifting from 2nd onwards is buttery smooth and rewarding.
Any thoughts? 0
My problem is the clutch position sensor is actually controlling the throttle by wire system in first and second gear.
Scenario:
1st gear, clutch fully out, going from idle to slow acceleration, barely push in on the clutch pedal = car accelerates and your head bobs back.
Same scenario: release remaining clutch pedal travel = car decelerates and head bobs forward.
Second gear does this some too, but I haven't been able to replicate it consistently. All the above observations only happen at low RPMs (traffic nightmare!).
I can do this over and over again in first gear and the actual clutch disk never disengages or slips, so I am 100% sure it is electronic related.
Shifting from 2nd onwards is buttery smooth and rewarding.
Any thoughts? 0