2.4L engine rpm's issue?
Ok I wasn't sure if I should put this in problems etc but its a 2.4Lss so I put it here.. Soo this is what happened..
I went for a cruize in my town here and yes I was speeding (140kmph) on a nice stretch. And anyways I had been off and on the gas before such event mentioned when I started to take her easy and let her come back to earth when I noticed the rpms were'nt coming down as quik as you would think!!
Then they would and go up again and I would have to give her some gas to knock em down again..
Just curious if anyone with any model Cobalt has had this problem?? I push my car good sometimes and have never had this issue b4Did I
something up??[/B]
I went for a cruize in my town here and yes I was speeding (140kmph) on a nice stretch. And anyways I had been off and on the gas before such event mentioned when I started to take her easy and let her come back to earth when I noticed the rpms were'nt coming down as quik as you would think!!
Just curious if anyone with any model Cobalt has had this problem?? I push my car good sometimes and have never had this issue b4Did I
something up??[/B]
No, I didnt feel like them ******* it up.
They always tend to brake something else thats not warrantied each time im in there under a warranty.
I go in for my springs being too squeeky....few days later, my rotors are warped and my brakes are shot because of the uneven surface....they said its because of the way i drive my car.
I just need to wait until my warranty expires, so I can do all the work myself.
They always tend to brake something else thats not warrantied each time im in there under a warranty.
I go in for my springs being too squeeky....few days later, my rotors are warped and my brakes are shot because of the uneven surface....they said its because of the way i drive my car.
I just need to wait until my warranty expires, so I can do all the work myself.
Last edited by TCarter; Apr 2, 2007 at 01:05 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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