YOUR RESEARCHSpeedometer issue
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I have noticed something strange with the speedometer recently. When the engine is on and the gear is neutral the speedometer needle seems to be going up a little bit. I'am not pushing the gas pedal and still the engine seems to be revving up a little bit. Also the engine sounds like it is revving when the car is in neutral. Does anyone know if this is normal?
I believe you are referring to tachometer, not the speedometer... in that case I believe it is normal.
depends on the state of the engine, usually a engine ticks over higher when its started from cold. its engine managements way to warming up the car i think.
Mine does this sometimes too. But most of the time my idle is solid and consistent.
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