2012 Laredo X
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2012 Laredo X
Hi guys,
I'm new here and I'm seriously thinking of buying a new 2012 Jeep Cherokee Laredo X this summer.
I have a question though, is there any response lag when you hit the gas pedal?? Right now I have a Mazda CX-7 turbo, and when you floor the pedal there's a half a second lag time before the fuel injector kicks in.
I really hate this and if I had known (or payed closer attention) during the test drive I wouldnt have bought my Mazda.
Any help is appreciated, thanks
I'm new here and I'm seriously thinking of buying a new 2012 Jeep Cherokee Laredo X this summer.
I have a question though, is there any response lag when you hit the gas pedal?? Right now I have a Mazda CX-7 turbo, and when you floor the pedal there's a half a second lag time before the fuel injector kicks in.
I really hate this and if I had known (or payed closer attention) during the test drive I wouldnt have bought my Mazda.
Any help is appreciated, thanks
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Hi guys,
I'm new here and I'm seriously thinking of buying a new 2012 Jeep Cherokee Laredo X this summer.
I have a question though, is there any response lag when you hit the gas pedal?? Right now I have a Mazda CX-7 turbo, and when you floor the pedal there's a half a second lag time before the fuel injector kicks in.
I really hate this and if I had known (or payed closer attention) during the test drive I wouldnt have bought my Mazda.
Any help is appreciated, thanks
I'm new here and I'm seriously thinking of buying a new 2012 Jeep Cherokee Laredo X this summer.
I have a question though, is there any response lag when you hit the gas pedal?? Right now I have a Mazda CX-7 turbo, and when you floor the pedal there's a half a second lag time before the fuel injector kicks in.
I really hate this and if I had known (or payed closer attention) during the test drive I wouldnt have bought my Mazda.
Any help is appreciated, thanks
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They don't make Cherokee's anymore.. Don't know much about the 2012 Grand Cherokee's.. Sorry.. What engine did you opt for? I think there were a few choices..
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And yeah, I'm talking about the Grand Cherokee Laredo X. The engine I want is the Pentastar 3.6L V6 engine automatic.
I just hope it doesnt have that annoying lag that my Mazda had (and also my Nissan pathfinder I owned before that had it to some extent).
Its annoying because if you need to accelerate quickly (like say you're stuck on a railway crossing and a train is coming), it will lag for about .5 seconds and not respond at all.
Highly, highly annoying!!
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Thanks.
And yeah, I'm talking about the Grand Cherokee Laredo X. The engine I want is the Pentastar 3.6L V6 engine automatic.
I just hope it doesnt have that annoying lag that my Mazda had, and also my Nissan pathfinder had before that to some extent.
Its annoying because if you need to accelerate quickly (like say you're stuck on a railway crossing and a train is coming), it will lag for about .5 seconds and not respond at all.
Highly, highly annoying!!
And yeah, I'm talking about the Grand Cherokee Laredo X. The engine I want is the Pentastar 3.6L V6 engine automatic.
I just hope it doesnt have that annoying lag that my Mazda had, and also my Nissan pathfinder had before that to some extent.
Its annoying because if you need to accelerate quickly (like say you're stuck on a railway crossing and a train is coming), it will lag for about .5 seconds and not respond at all.
Highly, highly annoying!!
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The throttle lag is because it has an electronic throttle instead of a cable linkage. Even worse than lag is a slow servo. My moms turbo Subaru has that, if I run it in first up to about 4000, build boost, then snap the throttle it accelerates about as hard as my Jeep from a standstill.
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I don't know if a new grand cherokee has a responsive gas pedal or not but if not you could try one of these to fix it, but i don't see a listing for a 2012 model so that may be a problem.
http://www.sprintboostersales.com/de...%20or%20Diesel
http://www.sprintboostersales.com/de...%20or%20Diesel
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The throttle lag is because it has an electronic throttle instead of a cable linkage. Even worse than lag is a slow servo. My moms turbo Subaru has that, if I run it in first up to about 4000, build boost, then snap the throttle it accelerates about as hard as my Jeep from a standstill
He he....you know it
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I don't know if a new grand cherokee has a responsive gas pedal or not but if not you could try one of these to fix it, but i don't see a listing for a 2012 model so that may be a problem.
http://www.sprintboostersales.com/de...%20or%20Diesel
http://www.sprintboostersales.com/de...%20or%20Diesel
But on their website they say it only works on Cherokees from 2007 to 2011. Nothing regarding 2012's
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My old Nissan Pathfinder had the same problem, although it was a bit less noticable