Shifting rpm question..
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Shifting rpm question..
Im not sure if this is normal or what so Ill ask anyways. Uhmm when i slam the gas my gar in first goes to 5k rpm and when I am driving normal it shifts around 2k-3k. Is this normal or do I have a problem on my hands yet again with something else
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Sounds to me like when you slam or floor the pedal and getting to 5000...wait 5000?!??!!?!? whoa...is this only from a standstill or rolling?
You're not giving the car a chance to change gears...but 2000 - 3000 RPM at normal or even aggressive driving is normal
Don't kill your tranny
You're not giving the car a chance to change gears...but 2000 - 3000 RPM at normal or even aggressive driving is normal
Don't kill your tranny
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I bet dollars to donuts that everything is fine...its just a bad case of lead foot. Everything sounds OK. If it was my car, I wouldn't do it to often, you may be asking for trouble over the long term :?
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That'* fine.. on my SSEI.. in performance mode.. it won't shift till 5500RPM on WOT.. and shifting at 3000 rpm at least in first gear all the time ( but I think mine has learned the way I drive ) cause I tend to want to get up to speed quickly.. then cruise.. so it allows my car to pick up more rpm till I get to normal speed.
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Originally Posted by russianpolarbear
Well I only do it to race thats why I was asking its not like I do it every time im at a light
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Everything is cool. Your PCM is looking at several things when deciding to shift. One of those things is the TPS. It wants to know how hard you're mashing the throttle. If you mash hard, it sees the TPS change voltage very quickly, and moves the shifts higher to make use of the whole power band. If it sees a light throttle change, it shifts lower for fuel economy.
Smart car, eh?
Smart car, eh?
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