A slight "click" on gas pedal when starting the car slowly?
08-12-2010, 12:23 PM
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A slight "click" on gas pedal when starting the car slowly?
Hi,
I have an 2010 S4 automatic. 300 miles on it.
When I start to step on the gas pedal to accelearate slowly right after the engine is tarted, I notice/feel a very subtle "click" from the gas pedal. Right after that click, doors are locked by the auto door lock feature.
I tried to lock the door before stepping on the gas pedal. It still has that little "click".
Has anyone experienced the same?
Thanks!
I have an 2010 S4 automatic. 300 miles on it.
When I start to step on the gas pedal to accelearate slowly right after the engine is tarted, I notice/feel a very subtle "click" from the gas pedal. Right after that click, doors are locked by the auto door lock feature.
I tried to lock the door before stepping on the gas pedal. It still has that little "click".
Has anyone experienced the same?
Thanks!
08-12-2010, 12:29 PM
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Hi,
I have an 2010 S4 automatic. 300 miles on it.
When I start to step on the gas pedal to accelearate slowly right after the engine is tarted, I notice/feel a very subtle "click" from the gas pedal. Right after that click, doors are locked by the auto door lock feature.
I tried to lock the door before stepping on the gas pedal. It still has that little "click".
Has anyone experienced the same?
Thanks!
I have an 2010 S4 automatic. 300 miles on it.
When I start to step on the gas pedal to accelearate slowly right after the engine is tarted, I notice/feel a very subtle "click" from the gas pedal. Right after that click, doors are locked by the auto door lock feature.
I tried to lock the door before stepping on the gas pedal. It still has that little "click".
Has anyone experienced the same?
Thanks!
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01-14-2011, 10:15 AM
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I'm at 3,800 miles and have been noticing it every time I get in the car.
Did anyone get it resolved and how? Planning to bring it up with my dealer when I bring it in for 5K service in a month or two...
01-14-2011, 11:18 AM
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Hi there, New to AW but thought that I'd contribute in a way.
In our Acura's and BMW, we've been told that it's the initialization of the Traction control systems...different feel in different cars...Acura, we can feel it through the shifter, the BMW, we can feel it in the floor board/firewall...faint, but there. We just learnt to ignore it and the cars have been fine for 4 years.
In our Acura's and BMW, we've been told that it's the initialization of the Traction control systems...different feel in different cars...Acura, we can feel it through the shifter, the BMW, we can feel it in the floor board/firewall...faint, but there. We just learnt to ignore it and the cars have been fine for 4 years.
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Hi there, New to AW but thought that I'd contribute in a way.
In our Acura's and BMW, we've been told that it's the initialization of the Traction control systems...different feel in different cars...Acura, we can feel it through the shifter, the BMW, we can feel it in the floor board/firewall...faint, but there. We just learnt to ignore it and the cars have been fine for 4 years.
In our Acura's and BMW, we've been told that it's the initialization of the Traction control systems...different feel in different cars...Acura, we can feel it through the shifter, the BMW, we can feel it in the floor board/firewall...faint, but there. We just learnt to ignore it and the cars have been fine for 4 years.