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natural momentum of the flywheel or something

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I just thought it was the natural momentum of the flywheel or something.

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I practically do this every time I drive the car when I'm done driving to get an oil reading (the 60sec oil check).

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Suggestion · Original poster

I practically do this every time I drive the car when I'm done driving to get an oil reading (the 60sec oil check).

E-gas inconsistency?

Disconnect battery

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Ive disconnected my battery a few times lately and so maybe you need to do this anytime you disconnect battery.

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Suggestion · Original poster

I practically do this every time I drive the car when I'm done driving to get an oil reading (the 60sec oil check).

E-gas inconsistency?

Disconnect battery

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Ive disconnected my battery a few times lately and so maybe you need to do this anytime you disconnect battery.

E-gas inconsistency?
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natural momentum of the flywheel or something

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I just thought it was the natural momentum of the flywheel or something.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello all, I bought an '02 C2 about a year ago, as my very first manual. Something that has always bothered me is, very rarely, I'll go to upshift and I'll get excessive rev hang, or I'll do a throttle blip for a downshift, and the revs don't move nearly as quick as I think they should. At first I figured I just sucked as a noobie, but after 4,000mi/9mo the behavior is still present, albeit very rarely. Do I just suck? Am I triggering some sort of emissions drive cycle programming? Is this just an e-gas quirk? Is my e-gas going bad?

POST 2Original post

I have an 02 as well. Havent had any e-gas problems. But if you want to improve the throttle response, you can do it with a good software package. I have had a Revo stage 2 package since the beginning of time which is no longer available in the US after the debacle Revo went thru with the Stassis acquisition 15 years ago. If I didnt have the Revo package already, I would go with the FVD package. Sure the guys will make other recomendations as well. Not to mention trouble shoot e-gas parts to think about.

POST 3Original post

Calibrate your e-gas first. Put key in ignition and turn to position 1 (not start)...wait. Do not touch the accelerator pedal! You should hear some whirring and clicking noises from the engine bay. Wait about 60 seconds and then turn ignition off...remove key. Then try it out to see if anything changed.

POST 4Original post

Ive noticed my 2000 does this too. I go to shift and the revs seem to keep going up a little bit after Ive released the gas and depressed the clutch. I just thought it was the natural momentum of the flywheel or something. Im going to try that egas calibration.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 20548079

I practically do this every time I drive the car when I'm done driving to get an oil reading (the 60sec oil check). Does this only apply when the car is cold or something?

POST 6Original post

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It worked! RPMs drop immediately now like they are supposed to when I let off the gas. Ive disconnected my battery a few times lately and so maybe you need to do this anytime you disconnect battery.

POST 7Original post

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I think it takes a little longer than just waiting for the oil level to show up. There were some click noises that happened about 20 seconds or so after the oil level came up, and a couple of the dash lights went out. Nothing really happened after that.

POST 8Original post

Thanks @Curlyawesomeace for asking the question and @DBJoe996 for providing an answer!

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