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When I start my engine in my 7AT usually after it has been off for a couple hours the RPM is idling at around 1.5k-2k and when I put it

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Old 07-11-2011, 06:54 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Engine Start High RPM o.o?

When I start my engine in my 7AT usually after it has been off for a couple hours the RPM is idling at around 1.5k-2k and when I put it in Rear or D it goes back down to around 0.5-1k. Is there something wrong with it or is it just me? I realized the increased sound after getting my F.I HFC and CBE installed. It might have been the same before but since the sound increased I paid more attention to the Tachometer. O.o I can get some pics the next time I'm in the car if that's more help. I'm just worried that the possible increase in RPM will damage my transmission.
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