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Old 23-02-2007, 10:39 PM   #1
toolchick01
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Default XR6 holding revs.

Hey all,

Not sure what exactly could be doing this, but when I drive with the A/C on, and under acceleration, the engine seems to be holding the revs at no less than 2000rpm for about 3 or so seconds during gear changes.

Has anyone had this, and if so, what did u do to fix it. It's not really that annoying, but on a hot day in peak hour traffic it's kind of painful.

Thanks in advance.

Toolchick01

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