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- Grunders
- Member Since: 04 Jan 2025
- Location: Manchester
- Posts: 8
Pedal Commander
HI,
I was looking at the lag from starting on the Disco, I came across the Pedal Commander and the Roar Pedal, it states it eliminates lag and you can change the driving modes
has anyone fitted one and are they any good?
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- zig
- Member Since: 29 Sep 2016
- Location: Edinburgh
- Posts: 29
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Which model/engine and model year of Discovery 5 do you have and exactly what do you mean by “lag from starting“?
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- Grunders
- Member Since: 04 Jan 2025
- Location: Manchester
- Posts: 8
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hi,
its a 2017 TD6, 3.0, its more a hesitation from pulling away from a junction or pulling out at a roundabout, once moving its absolutely fine
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- zig
- Member Since: 29 Sep 2016
- Location: Edinburgh
- Posts: 29
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Possible problem with EGR valves?
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- Jarvis
- Member Since: 08 Mar 2021
- Location: Berkshire
- Posts: 7
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Throttle butterfly sticking?
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- Grunders
- Member Since: 04 Jan 2025
- Location: Manchester
- Posts: 8
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Thanks for the responses… I’ll have a check and feedback
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- zig
- Member Since: 29 Sep 2016
- Location: Edinburgh
- Posts: 29
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The reason why I suspect the EGR valves is that I had a Discovery 3 with a 2.7 litre TDV6 engine which on a couple of occasions had a fault which meant that when you put your foot down to accelerate at a junction or roundabout there was a long hesitation before the engine started to develop power and move forward. However, once moving the engine behaved normally. Thus you had to wait until there were large gaps in the traffic before attempting to enter the junction or roundabout. On both occasions problem was the EGR valves.
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- Grunders
- Member Since: 04 Jan 2025
- Location: Manchester
- Posts: 8
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Jarvis wrote:
Throttle butterfly sticking?
i had the car in for service last week (Car Surgery just outside Stoke, highly recommended) they shown me the issue with the butterfly sticking, yesterday in stripped off the throttle body and gave it a good clean (it was heavily carboned up including the MAP sensor, I cleaned the butterfly and sanded the body so the valve was snug but didn't stick at all, put it all together and all seems ok
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- zig
- Member Since: 29 Sep 2016
- Location: Edinburgh
- Posts: 29
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Thanks Grunders for the feedback.
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