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370Zociety_ 04-29-2022 09:38 PM

Throttle cut when braking.
 
So I see a lot of different posts for how to fix this but non seem to work for my 2019 Z, I don't know if it being a 6M or heritage edition changes anything or if its cause of the year, but most simple tricks wont work. To explain better, every time I put my foot on the brake, I lose all throttle, the throttle wont open while brakes are applied. Has anyone with a newer 370 found a work around for this?

seymore4 04-30-2022 09:10 AM

We can fix it with an Uprev tune

370Zociety_ 05-01-2022 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by seymore4 (Post 4024382)
We can fix it with an Uprev tune

ive heard of the uprev tune any specifics to it or just as simple as plug it in?

seymore4 05-01-2022 11:53 AM

Its a custom tune for your ECU, you can either get tuned in person at a shop with a dyno or remotely over email based on datalogs you record while driving. Makes a big difference

husam2012 05-01-2022 01:08 PM

All you need to do is cut the brake signal wire going into the ECU.

370Zociety_ 05-01-2022 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by husam2012 (Post 4024429)
All you need to do is cut the brake signal wire going into the ECU.

i appreciate this i look more into it and probably do it while getting my dyno, thanks.

JARblue 05-02-2022 09:03 AM

Easiest solution is to pull the STOP LAMP fuse in the driver (LH) footwell. Just don't do it on the street because you won't have any brake lights with the fuse out.

370Zociety_ 05-03-2022 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 4024463)
Easiest solution is to pull the STOP LAMP fuse in the driver (LH) footwell. Just don't do it on the street because you won't have any brake lights with the fuse out.

Yeah that trick doesn’t work for either anything above 2015 or 2017, but I’ve tried that and doesn’t change anything

seymore4 05-03-2022 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by JARblue (Post 4024463)
Just don't do it on the street because you won't have any brake lights with the fuse out.

+1 you'd have some serious liability issues if you got in an accident after doing this on the street


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