BeyondAddiction wrote

Then you might not want to quote me since my reply was not to the OP either.

And I didn't "jump" on your suggestion, I was merely stating that the M40i already changes the throttle position sensitivity based on the driving modes and that it likely wouldn't fix the hesitation.

Believe what you want, but claiming the Pedal Commander changes shift points is just not true. It's only manipulating the throttle position

Ok , now it’s time
STFU
There’s always got to be a know it all on here You’re all over the place.
Who are you trying to impress , yourself ?

X3rd Time Is a Charm wrote

Ok , now it’s time
STFU

BeyondAddiction wrote

Look, I'm not on here to be a troll or create enemies, just learn and enjoy our shared hobby of cars. If I'm the one spreading incorrect information on the Pedal Commander, I'll humbly apologise about it. But lets try and be adults here ok?

X3rd Time Is a Charm wrote

Me either,just trying to help a Forum Brother out with a suggestion.
That’s all

BeyondAddiction wrote

I'm glad to hear that. That's what I'm trying to do as well. I'm not saying a Pedal Commander doesn't have its place, or wouldn't be helpful, but in the specific situation that I ran into, which sounds a lot like what I believe the OP was experiencing, I don't believe the Pedal Commander will get rid of it since its more than just pedal position hesitation. The xHP transmission tune did fix it for me though.

jsh139 wrote

Agreed. Throttle position seems to have nothing to do with the delay scenario. That used to frustrate me to no end, and I would even try flooring it and it would still delay just as long. I have to think it’s some kind of software bug in the throttle-by-wire system or the transmission software/hardware.

It’s scary as hell sometimes because it always seems to occur right when you’re slowing down to make a left turn, but cars are coming, and then you decide that you can make it. So, when you commit to the turn, and put your foot on the gas, nothing happens. Then it finally roars to life.

BeyondAddiction wrote

Yes, exactly that.

jsh139 wrote

And to add. If you come to a complete stop and wait like 1 second or longer, it doesn't occur. It has something to do with like almost coming to a stop and then changing your mind. And usually on a left turn. It's weird.

///M4Lou wrote

Our pre-LCI 2021 always had a decent throttle, but the 2024 X3M40i was pretty lame and we put in a racechip xlr5. It's tunable and woke the pedal up a lot.

FWIW..