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Old 06-23-2003, 10:58 AM
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help...its not supposed to rev

Ok guys so im coming to work and i stop at the light and i got my foot on the break only, i hear a light revving...so i thought since im wearing boots maybe part of my boot is on the gas..its not


I put my car in netrel and take my foot off both, now the light revving is there again


wtf is this...HELP
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what do you mean? does the idle jump up and dpwn or does the rpm goes up a little when you stop the car?
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Old 06-23-2003, 01:04 PM
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no the rpms dident move but it was makin a light rev sound
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I think thats normal man.
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Were u runnin ac or anything? could just be the engine compensating for the need for more power. or blower fans etc...
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Was the car warmed up to optimum operating temp?
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that use to happen on my moms old 89 civic the mecaccnic told her that is normal i think its cuase the ac
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nah prolly not warmed up all the way
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Let it warm up and turn off the A/C. If it goes away it's fine.

If it stays, you may have a vacuum leak. Or maybe a problem with your throttle.
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Let it warm up and turn off the A/C. If it goes away it's fine.

If it stays, you may have a vacuum leak.
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probally the a/c

cause when im sitting at a light with my a/c on my trucks sits at 1k and then drops to 500 and back up
i hate it so i just roll my windows down and turn the a/c off

i like the 110 weather here
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