D3/RRS Pregnant Pause at Roundabouts

I can also confirm the fix, Basil.
I had the software update mentioned in Service Bulletin LS307-003 and LTB00101 applied to my '06 RRS in April. The transmission pause then corresponding shunt is completely gone.
There is still a very slight hesitation in remaining in the system due to the inherent nature of fly-by-wire throttle control. But you wouldn't notice it unless you were looking for it.

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Originally Posted by Armitage_Shanks

I can also confirm the fix, Basil.
I had the software update mentioned in Service Bulletin LS307-003 and LTB00101 applied to my '06 RRS in April. The transmission pause then corresponding shunt is completely gone.
There is still a very slight hesitation in remaining in the system due to the inherent nature of fly-by-wire throttle control. But you wouldn't notice it unless you were looking for it.

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As you're just up the road from me, can you please advise where you had the work done, and at what cost?

Thanks

Hey Will.
Yes, well. I get my RRS serviced at MLR in Port Melbourne because it's close to work. And the other thing is that, since I've got my car on a Novated Lease, all the service items listed in the invoice are displayed as "No Charge".
All I can tell you is that the invoice included 2 hours of labour for the software update.
Budget for $100 per hour labour.

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Originally Posted by Armitage_Shanks

All I can tell you is that the invoice included 2 hours of labour for the software update.
Budget for $100 per hour labour.

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Interesting - while the software update may take 2 hours the actual labour involved is connecting up - starting the update and two hours later disconnecting everything and then maybe testing the air compressor to see if it throws up faults - so realistically only 15 min - 30 min labour all up.

Garry