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Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system #924426
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Does Mopar use the "drive by wire" system to replace the throttle linkage on newer cars? If so, when did they start using this system?

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: QuickDodge] #924427
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yes 03 Dodge ram with a hemi was the first year.

Other cars followed as needed. I think all new mopar cars our now drive by wire.

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Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: wldtm] #924428
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yes and it stinks, very un-responsive and touchy sometimes.


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Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: Mr.Yuck] #924429
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Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: QuickDodge] #924430
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Does Mopar use the "drive by wire" system to replace the throttle linkage on newer cars? If so, when did they start using this system?



There is no wire! It is electronic, like the remote control for your TV.

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: QuickDodge] #924431
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Yes,my 08 Charger R/T is "drive by wire" if you want to call it that.I run Diablosports preditor 91 oct. CAI tune, made a big difference in throtle response & tranny shifts,D.

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Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: bigD] #924432
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Yes,my 08 Charger R/T is "drive by wire" if you want to call it that.I run Diablosports preditor 91 oct. CAI tune, made a big difference in throtle response & tranny shifts,D.




I have a custom 93 tune on my magnum, while it does add a bunch of power, the delay is still there. It's the worst at the track, I have yet to figure it out to cut a decent light. I pretty much have to leave on the 2nd yellow for the car to go by the green.

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: 474218] #924433
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Does Mopar use the "drive by wire" system to replace the throttle linkage on newer cars? If so, when did they start using this system?



There is no wire! It is electronic, like the remote control for your TV.




The drive by wire (electronic throttle) is a "Hall effect switch".
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The Hall effect is the production of a voltage difference (the Hall voltage) across an electrical conductor, transverse to an electric current in the conductor and a magnetic field perpendicular to the current. It was discovered by Edwin Hall in 1879.[1]

The Hall coefficient is defined as the ratio of the induced electric field to the product of the current density and the applied magnetic field. It is a characteristic of the material from which the conductor is made, as its value depends on the type, number, and properties of the charge carriers that constitute the current.




Unless I'm mistaken, TV remotes use infrared signals.


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Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: SNK-EYZ] #924434
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The term "drive by wire probably comes from the Air Force where they coined the phrase "Fly "by wire" when the A/C got away from cables and pulleys and went to servos, hydraulics, etc...... The wires would be the connecting wire used to send and receive the signal from the different slaves.

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: QuickDodge] #924435
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Would it be correct to guess that all of the late model Chrysler 300's and Chargers have this "drive by wire" system then?

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: QuickDodge] #924436
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I hate it in my wifes 05' Jeep G.C. with a 5.7L HEMI. Not used to move your foot & nothing happens for a second or so. Also at times lurches forward like you almost floor it but actually do not. Luckily this only happens once in a great while. Wifes says it has never happened to her so it must be me pushing to hard at first because of no reaction of the vehicle.


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Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: QuickDodge] #924437
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Would it be correct to guess that all of the late model Chrysler 300's and Chargers have this "drive by wire" system then?




yes they all have it.

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: Mr.Yuck] #924438
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I just can't wait until we get "steer by wire"

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: Yancy Derringer] #924439
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Well, get your checkbook out, your wait is over.

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Electric power steering can be found on the Acura NSX (which was the first production car with this feature), the Honda S2000, Toyota Prius and Toyota RAV4, plus numerous GM models including 2004-2009 Chevrolet Malibu, 2005-2009 Chevrolet Cobalt & Equinox, 2006-2009 Chevrolet HHR, 2005-2009 Pontiac G6 (except the Convertible, GTP and 2007 GT models), 2006-2009 Pontiac Torrent, 2007-2009 Pontiac G5, 2002-2009 Saturn VUE, and 2003-2008 Saturn ION.






http://www.aa1car.com/library/steering_power_electric.htm

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: Yancy Derringer] #924440
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And brake by wire...

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: QuickDodge] #924441
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'06 SRT8 Charger here, and I don't like the so called drive by wire either. Sometimes you feel like a new driver when accelerating. It makes you appear you have never driven before. I find it is easiest to just floor it


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Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: Fury Fan] #924442
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Well, get your checkbook out, your wait is over.

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Electric power steering can be found on the Acura NSX (which was the first production car with this feature), the Honda S2000, Toyota Prius and Toyota RAV4, plus numerous GM models including 2004-2009 Chevrolet Malibu, 2005-2009 Chevrolet Cobalt & Equinox, 2006-2009 Chevrolet HHR, 2005-2009 Pontiac G6 (except the Convertible, GTP and 2007 GT models), 2006-2009 Pontiac Torrent, 2007-2009 Pontiac G5, 2002-2009 Saturn VUE, and 2003-2008 Saturn ION.




Electric/ hydraulic/ air/ other BOOSTED steering is not the same as "steer by wire."

Are any of these you mentioned ACTUALLY purely "steer by wire?" Frankly, I doubt it. I saw at least one hit "BMW forgoes steer by wire."

IF THIS IS TRUE we need to be rioting in the streets. This will do two major things: make cars incredibly expensive, and incredibly unsafe. (What's going to happen when something happens and ALL electric power is lost?) (Hint---remove the battery or unplug your mouse, move it around, and see what happens.) No......THANKS



http://www.aa1car.com/library/steering_power_electric.htm



Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: larrymopar360] #924443
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'06 SRT8 Charger here, and I don't like the so called drive by wire either. Sometimes you feel like a new driver when accelerating. It makes you appear you have never driven before. I find it is easiest to just floor it



I'll second that with an 09 Challenger 6 speed. User "Devil" on here has a fix.

Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: Yancy Derringer] #924444
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Well, get your checkbook out, your wait is over.

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Electric power steering can be found on the Acura NSX (which was the first production car with this feature), the Honda S2000, Toyota Prius and Toyota RAV4, plus numerous GM models including 2004-2009 Chevrolet Malibu, 2005-2009 Chevrolet Cobalt & Equinox, 2006-2009 Chevrolet HHR, 2005-2009 Pontiac G6 (except the Convertible, GTP and 2007 GT models), 2006-2009 Pontiac Torrent, 2007-2009 Pontiac G5, 2002-2009 Saturn VUE, and 2003-2008 Saturn ION.




Electric/ hydraulic/ air/ other BOOSTED steering is not the same as "steer by wire."

Are any of these you mentioned ACTUALLY purely "steer by wire?" Frankly, I doubt it. I saw at least one hit "BMW forgoes steer by wire."

IF THIS IS TRUE we need to be rioting in the streets. This will do two major things: make cars incredibly expensive, and incredibly unsafe. (What's going to happen when something happens and ALL electric power is lost?) (Hint---remove the battery or unplug your mouse, move it around, and see what happens.) No......THANKS



http://www.aa1car.com/library/steering_power_electric.htm





The city gives me a Prius to drive. It does have electric power steering boost but still has a mechanical linkage to actually steer with.
They had to do this since the engine is not always running to provide assist.
Craig


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Re: Does Mopar use a "drive by wire" system [Re: DennisH ] #924445
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Whats sad is in a few years when someone gets in a car with real throttle linkage "it will feel funny". Had a friend from Korea drive my 'Cuda, and his first comment; "No power steering?".

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