[cummins]

i currently own a e46 318,,since the cold weather has set in,i have noticed the rev's arent dropping down as quick as they used to,,it still happens even after the car has warmed up,,when changing gear coming towards the end of (example) third gear,changing up ,when engaging the clutch the rev's will jump up then settle in again,,for all in the world it feels like a sticky excelarator,,

cheers

 

[Boostist]

i currently own a e46 318,,since the cold weather has set in,i have noticed the rev's arent dropping down as quick as they used to,,it still happens even after the car has warmed up,,when changing gear coming towards the end of (example) third gear,changing up ,when engaging the clutch the rev's will jump up then settle in again,,for all in the world it feels like a sticky excelarator,,

cheers

Please read the posting rules

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On this occasion I have retitled your thread and moved it to the proper section

E46 tech section///

 

[Boostist]

I would say the first thing you need to do is get the fault codes read from the cars ECU.

See here for how to do this.

http://www.bimmerforums.co.uk/forum/f17/diagnostic-obd-scan-what-are-they-and-why-t2057/

 

[Ronnie]

could also be this

 

[xXNealXx]

Psst! Ronnie...bowden cable, no APP sensor

 

[cummins]

cheers lads,,,so there is a cable there,

 

[Ronnie]

Psst! Ronnie...bowden cable, no APP sensor

good point :eek

Are they slow to come down when revved stationary?