Posted: Nov 14 2004 at 11:35pm | IP Logged

At times it seems like a lot of people on here have a lot of problems with their Titan's. Just keep in mind, you could go to a forum for any vehicle and you would find the same thing. I think its just human nature to be more vocal with our complaints/problems...GL with your Titan...keep on truckin

Posted: Nov 15 2004 at 8:58am | IP Logged

I hope I didn't say something wrong in referring to my truck or any other Titan as a bucket of bolts. I have had my truck since April and I love it and plan on driving it for the next 10 years. The only problem I personally have had is that my front rotors are now warped. I came to this site to check out the rotor thing and found alot of other little problems consumers are having, which I guess would be typical for a first year vehicle of any manufacturer. Now that I am hooked up with this forum I can at least anticipate or maybe prevent some of these quirks down the road and share any experiences I have as I break this workhorse in.

Posted: Nov 15 2004 at 1:54pm | IP Logged

Todd TCE wrote: I can experience this upon command in ONE spot I move out of the parking lot. Full tank or not. Can't explain the whys and hows but it's like this: Turn hard right, apply gentle, roll on throttle. Note the initial hesitation, hiccup and then the go juice hits. lol I'm going to suggest that it has more to do with the drive by wire than fuel starvation I first thougt.

I would tend to agree with Todd TCE that the drive by wire system is at fault in this case, though I have not experienced this myself.

Posted: Nov 20 2004 at 10:34pm | IP Logged

Todd TCE wrote: I can experience this upon command in ONE spot I move out of the parking lot. Full tank or not. Can't explain the whys and hows but it's like this: Turn hard right, apply gentle, roll on throttle. Note the initial hesitation, hiccup and then the go juice hits. lol I'm going to suggest that it has more to do with the drive by wire than fuel starvation I first thougt.

 Todd, the problem you are experiencing is different than Bluesupergoat's problem. I assume that Bluesupergoats problem was attributed to the VDC. Your problem while turning a corner I have experienced myself now. I have noticed recently on at least two occasions, while turning a corner gently, a hiccup. Unfortunately now that I am watching for it I willl probably notice it more.  Oh well.