Ignition on : engine not running, pedal stats in Vida shows me pushing pedal 0% to 100% …. I start the car … pedal doesn’t respond , it stays at 0%
But let’s say I start it with the pedal already down to the floor , stats show pedal at 100% it try’s to increase revs but sucks , lumpy it sits somewhere random like 2k 2.5 sometimes 3k or won’t even start at all .
As you come off the pedal Vida sees the percent dropping , if you press it back down percent never increases , for example , start car at 100% , come off by 50% and push throttle back to the board , it will remain at 50% … if you come off below 50% the value will climb down , note it says signal to high on sensor voltage circuit 1 , and many other sensor and pedal errors although pedal works fine when it’s not started
Volvo v50 strange technical issue
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wharfedale
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mathwilton
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Same issue. Did you find the solution?wharfedale wrote: ↑17 Feb 2024, 07:00 uno online
Ignition on : engine not running, pedal stats in Vida shows me pushing pedal 0% to 100% …. I start the car … pedal doesn’t respond , it stays at 0%
But let’s say I start it with the pedal already down to the floor , stats show pedal at 100% it try’s to increase revs but sucks , lumpy it sits somewhere random like 2k 2.5 sometimes 3k or won’t even start at all .
As you come off the pedal Vida sees the percent dropping , if you press it back down percent never increases , for example , start car at 100% , come off by 50% and push throttle back to the board , it will remain at 50% … if you come off below 50% the value will climb down , note it says signal to high on sensor voltage circuit 1 , and many other sensor and pedal errors although pedal works fine when it’s not started
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wharfedale
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No unfortunetly, tomorrow ill try cut the cable thats feeding it power, expecting 7.35v instead of 5, ill manually feed it 5 to see how it reacts since its the signal to high ( voltage ) thats causing the pedal to have issues
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RobsS40
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Is the car "drive by wire"- no mechanical connection between pedal and throttle? If so, have you checked throttle body for carbon or other ways the throttle plate doesn't move freely?
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