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> Rvr Rpm Issue
Dex
post Feb 21 2007, 06:03 AM
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Hi there people. My dad brought a1994 RVR DOHC 2ltr Sport Gear with the ECI Multi. It is an Auto. The car is great, but the engine rpm drops off at 23-2600 and comes back online at 15-1800 rpm while cruising on the highway or constant throttle around town. Its almost as if the auto trans is telling it engine to power down then power up, as there is no surginging just the tacho needle going off.
Anyone know anything about this?

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post Mar 14 2007, 04:01 AM
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try changing the throttle position sensor

You can also put the car in P and start to rev slowly while you watch the rev counter and i expect that once you reach 23-2600 the rev counter will drop. This simply means that the throtlle sensor is miss to send the signal to the computer
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