new e gear software

newfer · Sep 21, 2004

I have just installed the newest e gear software. Now the take off is much better, but in stop and go traffic, at low speeds the car is very jerky, lurching. Has anyone faced this problem? Also when the gears shift down, there is an increase of the rpm and a lag before the gears shift down. Any advice would be much appreciated.

G-force · Sep 21, 2004

newfer said:

I have just installed the newest e gear software. Now the take off is much better, but in stop and go traffic, at low speeds the car is very jerky, lurching. Has anyone faced this problem? Also when the gears shift down, there is an increase of the rpm and a lag before the gears shift down. Any advice would be much appreciated.
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I don't know which version you have but mine is smooth as silk
no jerky motion. They changed 3 or 4 computers not just a software upgrade. Call Ken McKay Lamborghini USA give him the last 3 digits of
your serial number and tell him you want the same E-Gear set-up Wayne Skiles has in #649. 781 788-0600

CitationX · Sep 21, 2004

Both my e-gear Murcie and 360F1 lurches if you don't have a steady foot. I guess different drivers would adapt to the e-gear/F1 differently. I "learned" to avoid its inadequacies. At stop and go traffic, I would just make sure that my throttle input is gentle enough for the clutch to bite, then gas in steadily. Avoid any modulation on the gas peddle. Just like the stick shift, you still have to learn to drive an F1 properly.

Jay

newfer · Sep 22, 2004

G-force said:

I don't know which version you have but mine is smooth as silk
no jerky motion. They changed 3 or 4 computers not just a software upgrade. Call Ken McKay Lamborghini USA give him the last 3 digits of
your serial number and tell him you want the same E-Gear set-up Wayne Skiles has in #649. 781 788-0600
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Thanks for the info. I live in the far east, so Lambo US may not help. As far as I know , my sofware has been upgraded twice. Are the computers changed worldwide? My delivery date was Feb. 04.

newfer · Sep 22, 2004

CitationX said:

Both my e-gear Murcie and 360F1 lurches if you don't have a steady foot. I guess different drivers would adapt to the e-gear/F1 differently. I "learned" to avoid its inadequacies. At stop and go traffic, I would just make sure that my throttle input is gentle enough for the clutch to bite, then gas in steadily. Avoid any modulation on the gas peddle. Just like the stick shift, you still have to learn to drive an F1 properly.

Jay
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Dear Jay,
Thanks for the input.It was just that before the Software upgrade, it did not lurch at slow speeds. It only lurched upon take off. After the upgrade, it seems too sensitive!

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