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Slow throttle dropoff when upshifting

Originally Posted by keioh Could it be due to SRM turned on? If there is a malfunction with the SRM system, but this really is a very common issue due

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Old 05-11-2010, 06:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Could it be due to SRM turned on?
If there is a malfunction with the SRM system, but this really is a very common issue due to the reasons I listed in my post above. If you are accelerating quickly you actually see a rise in the RPMs after you let off the throttle simply due to the mass of the flywheel.
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^^ m4a1mustang is right.

It also happens when the SRM is turned off BTW.
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