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Anyone else's Z do this?
So almost every time my Z gets hot if I'm driving hard or stuck in traffic and it starts getting hot I blip the throttle and the rpms will slowly float up by its self to about 2000 rpms and slowly come back down. Not like when I first take it out, ill blip the throttle and the rpms will go up and come right down quickly. The way any off my other cars do. So I'm wondering if anyone else has this happen to them or if this is a well known problem, or if it's common and is nothing to be worried about? Please help!
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Does it happen every time you blip the throttle in the conditions you describe?
I have experienced a similar occurrence, but it's very rare and seems pretty random (definitely only when the car is very warm or hot, though). The start of the issue also seemed to coincide with my tune, so I wondered for a while whether that had anything to do with it. Over a year later, I've decided it's just something that happens occasionally. Sub'd for more info. |
It's happened to me once or twice when I was stock. I wonder if it's something in the ecu to bump up the revs to spin the water pump a little faster to cool things down?
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It doesn't sound like its going up by itself if you're blipping the throttle. That would make the RPMs rise. Sounds normal to me.
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you sure you're not accidentally tapping the throttle with your right foot?
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Idle around 600 RPM Lightly blip throttle to what would normally be somewhere around 1500 RPM The needle hits around 1500 RPMs Instead of dropping immediately, the needle seems to pause very briefly before slowly increasing to around 2500 RPMs. It will then drop to normal idle RPMs. I don't think it's ever done it if I tried to get it to happen twice in a row. Another weird thing is that while the temps are always hot when it happens, it's not consistent. I've had plenty of spirited driving and highway driving in hot Texas sun that got oil temps up around 240F without any issues, though it has definitely happened a few times in those scenarios when I pull up to a stoplight during the drives. But the problem has reared its head when I was just driving around town normally in the summer with oil temps closer to 210F. |
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But when I do, it usually revs closer to 5K than 2K :eekdance: :icon17: |
ive had other cars get heat soaked but never had the rpms float like this before.
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I had this problem as well. I noticed that it was extremely sluggish. I seafoamed the Z and also installed new air filters on the gen3 cai. I no longer have this problem however if i have a little bit of heat soak it does start to happen. Most likely its your intake air temp being really hot and the car having to pull timing therefore you are losing performance. If your intake air temp is above 100* and your oil temp is above 220* your car will start to pull timing.
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Got a 13 sport Z as well, never happened to me. Never blipped the throttle for no reason yet. Will try it when my oil temps get up there and let you know.
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Did a drive on highway and then a couple of spirited mountain runs here. Got oil temps above 220, then tried to replicate your issue. My rpm's came back down after tapping throttle and did not rise.
Don't think my engine was heat soaked though as that would probably have something to do with it, but that would be hard to do here on my tiny island. |
I know exactly what you're talking about. Happens to me almost every time my oil temp hits 220. The rpm tends to go higher and float for a little longer instead of dropping to idle.
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Did anyone figure out why it’s doing that? My z started doing the same.
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About to hit 100K miles and mine still does it. It seems to get worse as the throttle bodies get dirty. But I clean them about every 25K miles and it's never gone away completely.
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I'm at about 65k and I've not noticed this problem, but I have noticed that once the oil temp gets around 220 and the air temp is over 90, the car is sluggish from a stop. I'm thinking heat soak is the cause of the problem, which is why I'm considering hood vents in the stock hood or a CF hood with vents, along with an oil cooler. Heat is the enemy in our cars, even those of us that are NA. :shakes head::shakes head::shakes head::shakes head:
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It does seem that the rpm only pauses when oil temp is high, it doesn't do it when oil temp is under 100C(200F).
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