2000 RPM idle when started cold normal?
2000 RPM idle when started cold normal?
Just curious, what's your new Sedan idling at right after you crank it cold?
When I crank mine it starts off idling at like 2000 RPM which seems kinda high and then as it warms up it slowly drops down to around 1000 RPM about a minute after it's cranked.
Just curious if everyone else idles this high (2000 RPM) when cold.
When I crank mine it starts off idling at like 2000 RPM which seems kinda high and then as it warms up it slowly drops down to around 1000 RPM about a minute after it's cranked.
Just curious if everyone else idles this high (2000 RPM) when cold.
Just gives me a funny feeling hearing a cold engine iding at 2K. I always used to let my old 03 G engine idle for about 30 seconds to let the oil get circulating good before reving it up like that.
Originally Posted by Railgunner
Just gives me a funny feeling hearing a cold engine iding at 2K. I always used to let my old 03 G engine idle for about 30 seconds to let the oil get circulating good before reving it up like that.
Originally Posted by 07G
Mine is doing the same. I read another post here about this a while back. Only happens first thing in the morning.
Originally Posted by Garnet Canuck
Yep, same here. Mine idles at cold start at 2k as well.
Checked this morning (and it wasn't that cold, only about 50).
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Originally Posted by ChristianN
Haven't any of you guys driven an older car with a choke? The revs are increased slightly when cold for a reason, to keep the car from sputtering. My G only stays at 2k for a few seconds then slowly falls down to the regular idle.
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Originally Posted by MY07G35SPN
Thanks Shane. Isn't that too high? The normal idling on my current car is only 700 RPM.
Originally Posted by ChristianN
Haven't any of you guys driven an older car with a choke? The revs are increased slightly when cold for a reason, to keep the car from sputtering. My G only stays at 2k for a few seconds then slowly falls down to the regular idle.
Originally Posted by 07G
My 03 wasn't like this and no I haven't driven a car with a choke. 

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Originally Posted by ChristianN
Haven't any of you guys driven an older car with a choke? The revs are increased slightly when cold for a reason, to keep the car from sputtering. My G only stays at 2k for a few seconds then slowly falls down to the regular idle.
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