E-gas, can't hold rpm below 2.4k...
#1
Nordschleife Master
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E-gas, can't hold rpm below 2.4k...
When you rev your engine in neutral, can you hold any rpm below 2.4k?
Mine ('03 egas) is like whenever I gives some gas, the rpm climbs from 700 to 2.4k steadily and never stops in between no matter how I try. Is that normal?
Mine ('03 egas) is like whenever I gives some gas, the rpm climbs from 700 to 2.4k steadily and never stops in between no matter how I try. Is that normal?
#2
Rennlist Member
Yes I can hold 1000 RPM. I know this for a fact because when my MAF was faulty, my car would stall at idle after it warmed up. I had to constantly hold my foot on the accelerator when stopped at a traffic light - tricky business when the brake and clutch need attention too. I figured this skill would be worthless - but now at least i can give you this data point.
#6
Nordschleife Master
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Yes, I cleaned the TB a while back and it was not dirty (car has ~30k miles now). Car drives very well. Is your egas or cable?
Thanks for all the replies!
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#9
Nordschleife Master
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Will try clutch in and report back here. Thanks!
#11
Correct, no matter how slightly I press the gas pedal, I can't hold a steady rpm < 2.4k (I can do that with other cars I have so it's not my foot ). The engine will keep reving up (or down) slowly between 750 (idle) and 2.4k without stopping anywhere in the middle. That's why I think it's weird and worth asking the question here.
Will try clutch in and report back here. Thanks!
Will try clutch in and report back here. Thanks!
How about when you drive it?.... can you maintain rpm below 2.4krpm
#12
Nordschleife Master
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Thanks for the data point. I'm hoping more people will try and see so I can conclude whether this is just the way these cars are or there's something wrong with it. This "problem" does make modulation harder and more conscious than it should be at times (e.g., stop-and-go traffic). I also wonder if it's the MAF but I thought MAF only matters at higher RPMs.
Thanks.
#13
Race Car
Sorry about the money shift in your sig.
Thanks for the data point. I'm hoping more people will try and see so I can conclude whether this is just the way these cars are or there's something wrong with it. This "problem" does make modulation harder and more conscious than it should be at times (e.g., stop-and-go traffic). I also wonder if it's the MAF but I thought MAF only matters at higher RPMs.
Thanks for the data point. I'm hoping more people will try and see so I can conclude whether this is just the way these cars are or there's something wrong with it. This "problem" does make modulation harder and more conscious than it should be at times (e.g., stop-and-go traffic). I also wonder if it's the MAF but I thought MAF only matters at higher RPMs.
I remember mine would wander until ~3k and then it would stable.
#15
Nordschleife Master
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Thanks and that's exactly what I suspect (that this is normal). I'll try the clutch in and see. I think I do have a slight vibration @2k as well. Will get back here once the rain stops and I can drive my car again.