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OK, I'll let you get back to your little "save the laggers" campaign. BTW, I didn't call u a pussy but ur complex seems to have exposed u a little. People don't ride Buells, they just work on them. Buell: Making mechanics out of riders since day one! |
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My reasoning is that the lag happens most often in 2nd gear and happens when 2nd has already been selected for some time. Neither 1st nor 3rd are really coming into play. In my evaluation it is not a shift nor clutch lag but a delayed throttle response. After all it revs to match the pedal position AFTER a dead period with no throttle response. And again there is no shift, 2nd gear the entire time, pre-lag, lag and then post lag. As we know M-DCT does a lot of throttle and ignition control. It must do so to rev match and to allow the very fast upshifts (probably by cutting spark for just a fraction of a second). I think the bug is more along these lines. For some reason throttle input is ignored or spark is cut. Then as I mentioned it over compensates by simply trying to "catch up". Ultimately it does not matter what is really happen Quote:
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03-16-2009, 10:41 PM | #136 | |
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Lastly, you do realize that there have been many different flavors of lag discussed here on the forum, right? There are actually different issues. Probably not... |
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03-16-2009, 10:42 PM | #137 | |
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Buells aren't high on my list of bikes, either. The RC is a bike no sane person is going to knock, so like I said, no coffee is my excuse. You are missing my point, though. The lag is a real issue; and those of us that put 3000k miles a month on our cars expect them to perform without major flaws. BMW put out this transmission without proper testing, and we are suffering because of it. I'm glad you're happy with the DCT. Maybe it doesn't act up for you, or maybe your driving style doesn't cause it to misbehave. That doesn't mean that it isn't flawed, and it doesn't mean that the folks that have problems with it don't drive hard. |
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03-16-2009, 10:45 PM | #138 | |
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You should try decaf bro. OK, on with the lag stuff. If u guys get something to happen, then any upgrade will just make my car that much better I guess? |
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03-16-2009, 10:52 PM | #139 | |
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Anyway, lags suck! Lets get this lag fixed everyone. |
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Getting a 1098S. Are you going to acknowledge swamp2's challenge? |
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It seems that my early belief that the lag was gone mimics that of Waremark's experience as I too had zero lag during those first few hundred miles, that lead me to believe that the gearbox is a learning type an adapts to your driving style.
I also reckon and have already said this to swamp that I believe the gearbox has a design fault that is delaying BMW curing to problem any better than you currently have. Though I hope I'm wrong. |
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I had the software updated on my car 2 weeks ago. I don't drive in auto mode so I can't make any comments about that. But in manual mode, the lag is only from 2nd to 3rd gear shifts and after spending the weekend at the Nurburgring, I can say with certainty that the car no longer has the downshift issue. On the track, the DCT performs perfectly. On daily drive, I wish I had a clutch pedal.
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Nope, not creepy at all. I seriously doubt you have a M-DCT M3. If you did you would have noticed the lag. Direct challenge: Show us you and your M3 and PROVE it is not some random picture. Hey I could be totally wrong but show me I am then laugh at me. Otherwise, my hunch is right and you are nothing but a bag of hot air.
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03-17-2009, 04:11 AM | #145 | |
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I have left in my message my VIN and chassis number if you want to run a search and verify that this truly is an M3 with DCT. Not the most comprehensive responce of all from BMW but still (i) they dont go on to say that this is "normal behaviour", (ii) they acknowledge that the M division is working on it, and (iii) confirms the "March" update. |
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Hmm not sure if that is good enough...really you should add a picture of yourself by the car holding your passport and a copy of todays newspaper. Ideally the picture should be contersigned by a judge or similar.
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btw, my dct is in for warranty work yesterday and today regarding nonresponsive downshift on paddles as well as body shop for scratch. I just called for update and they said it has been handed over to body shop so the issue has been fixed? it will be back today for QC check so maybe has had an update?
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Agreed but in a way thank goodness they have it the way it is because I reckon if it was a simple as you are suggesting there would be a shit load of M-DCT parts laying over many an intersection and BMW would be knee deep in warranty claims. |
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03-17-2009, 05:52 AM | #154 | |
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I very well see your point but IMO there is (and if not there should be) sufficient protection by the algorithm in not allowing you to re-enable LC before the car drives some distance (= DCT components are allowed to cool down). Anyway, this is probably off topic here and has been discussed extensively in other threads. Aparently there are many of us who thing that the system is adequately protected and others who think the oposite! I support the former BUT I am not planning to test my theory in my DCT!! |
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