I have been experiencing this issue where the throttle axis arent in sync.
Lets say I have a flight, takeoff and everything is just perfect and when I disengage the autopilot for landing, throttle for engine 2 stays stationary and my input only works on engine 1. (Always throttle for engine 2)

I might add that my quadrant just works fine, this aircraft is the only one that does this, and this is not true on every flight, but 1 in 4 flights.
This is rather annoying and needs to get fixed.

Balint Kulcsar wrote on Jan 14^th, 2021 at 6:23pm:

I have been experiencing this issue where the throttle axis arent in sync. Lets say I have a flight, takeoff and everything is just perfect and when I disengage the autopilot for landing, throttle for engine 2 stays stationary and my input only works on engine 1. (Always throttle for engine 2) I might add that my quadrant just works fine, this aircraft is the only one that does this, and this is not true on every flight, but 1 in 4 flights. This is rather annoying and needs to get fixed.

Have you incidentally pressed "E,1" in flight? can you get it back to work by press E then 1234?
It's an old FS/P3D issue I got at fs9 days, E is for selecting engines and the number came after press E is select what engine is selected.
And if it's the case, I recommande to delete the E in P3D's key assign.

Wow, you are right. I have been doing flight sim for many years and was totally unaware of this. Somehow I probably did hit this key combination.

Thanks for the heads up!

Angel of Attack wrote on Jan 15^th, 2021 at 5:23am:

can you get it back to work by press E then 1234?

I find that pressing E,5 is the easiest way of changing the engine control back to all engines. ;)

Glade to hear it's solved ;D
After I have encounter it in FS9, I just deleted the key assignment, and I did it every time I get the new copy of FSX/FSXSE and P3D, and never feel it's needed, so just go ahead and delete it, forget about all the E1234,or E5 :D