IranBT

I believe a softer gas pedal will decrease the fatigue experienced by TSX's firm ride dramatically. I don't really use the cruise-control on the highway as it makes me sleepy, but I find that holding my foot on the gas pedal and constantly pressing it just to keep up with traffic is not that comfortable.

I know the TSXs are "drive-by-wire" cars, so there's no real acceleration-wire(like other cars).

Is there anyway to adjust the gas pedal so it feels a bit easier on the foot?

thanks

JTso

iTrader: (2)

There is an accelerator cable (not directly connected to the throttle body) but no adjustment to soften the pedal feel.

curls

Did you actually test drive the car before you bought it? You've complained for a week straight about a ton of <rediculous> things it seems.

EuRTSX

IranBT

If you got an issue with my posts, please simply ignore them.

flyinfry

I drive my TSX 100 miles every day and have no issue with the way the gas pedal feels.

Tumby

The gas pedal on the TSX is quite soft already to compare w/ those european made cars...

cibs

it's softer than my civic :shrugs:, that's what cruise control is for... if it puts you to sleep try doing something else to keep yourself awake..

i find with the pedal hinged at the bottom like it is in our cars, its actually WAAAY more comfortable than an old school pedal, i don't get fatigue at all...

have you tried adjusting your seat position?

IranBT

Thanks for the replies guys. Well I don't neccessarily find it "HARD". I agree it's pretty smooth and soft compared to a BMW, but I find it a bit challenging to lax the spring under it. In city it's alright, but on the highway it requires a minimum amount of constant pressure that I'm not used to yet.

I drove a 99 Civic before this and that car didn't even have cruise-control, so don't blame me if I'm not used to using it!

DC_TSX

yeah, i was about to say, i feel like the gas pedal could be firmed up a bit, not softened.

Still Water

Aside from the "you'll get used to it" line of thought (of which I subscribe) you might try moving your right foot's heal from side-to-side and change the "attack" angle. I find that this helps on longer trips at a constant speed.

Every new car I've ever had the gas pedal always felt "funny" until I stopped paying attention to it. Enjoy your new ride.

acn684

set cruise control and keep the foot on the pedal....the cruise control controlls hwo much the pedal is pushed down, so in essence you're making it "softer"....