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I know this has been discussed on the forums before, but I'd be buggered if I could find the posts.

Anyways, My T has gone over the 10,000km mark (now at about 11,100) and I don't know if it is just me, but the T seems to be less "restrictive" when at full throttle. I swear that before the 10,000, at full throttle, you could feel that the computer was holding the engine back, hard feeling to describe, but it was sort of a faint pulsing?. But now, I don't get this sensation at all.. seems to flow more smoothly and rev more freely. Am I wrong or just delussional? Or is it just that the motor and mechanicals of the car have settled into their groove right about now?

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Don't know if it is true or not but apparently at 10k the computer resets and again also at 20k,Could be also just loosening up a bit more

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The computer does not reset at 10,000 or any other km mark as far as I'm aware, the engine probably just freed up a bit.

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Maybe the fuel you've been using has been improved. Petrol is seasonal & is changed in its formula depending on the month of year.

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mine was noticably "better" post 15K service.

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mine was noticably "better" post 15K service.

Likewise. I think that's because they get the opportunity to give it a good thrashing on the road test which resets the adaptive shift calibrations.

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Well I must say I havent had such a good laugh in a long time.I dont know who the GT owner was but im afraid he/she has been extremely missinformed.The PCM in these vehicles doesnt care if it has done 10km or 10,000km and there is no hidden agenda programmed into them for such a thing.They do however adapt themselves to your driving style.It sounds to me that your car is getting use to your driving style.Enjoy.

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