Idle revs question
Idle revs question
1.2 TSI 2017
If I have heater set to 0 the revs are around600
If I have heater set to 1 the revs are around 900
Is this normal?
When they are 600rpm and I lift clutch the rpm does raise by itself.
Thanks
If I have heater set to 0 the revs are around600
If I have heater set to 1 the revs are around 900
Is this normal?
When they are 600rpm and I lift clutch the rpm does raise by itself.
Thanks
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Re: Idle revs question
sound like pretty normal behaviour to me.
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Re: Idle revs question
Higher the load on the engine, the higher the idle revs as it compensates for increased load.
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Re: Idle revs question
Tried today on my 1.6 TDI - revs stay the same. No change at all.
Maybe TDIs work differently than TSI.
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Re: Idle revs question
Does also depend how warm the engine is
Have you tried it when it’s at full temp?
Have you tried it when it’s at full temp?
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Re: Idle revs question
The basic architecture of the compression ignition engine makes it reluctant to increase or decrease its revolution speed so you would be far less likely to notice any fluctuation.
Interestingly if you have ultra sensitive instrumentation connected to your Diesel engine you would be able to detect a measurable increase in fuel consumption when an additional load, even a very small one is applied, you would also notice that the state of battery charge has an effect. We are talking about very small measurements but they nicely demonstrate the practical application of Newton’s Laws.
Interestingly if you have ultra sensitive instrumentation connected to your Diesel engine you would be able to detect a measurable increase in fuel consumption when an additional load, even a very small one is applied, you would also notice that the state of battery charge has an effect. We are talking about very small measurements but they nicely demonstrate the practical application of Newton’s Laws.
Re: Idle revs question
It does it all the time on my Tsi
soon as I put heater on 1 the revs always settle at around 900. set to 0 and the revs settle at 600
so we saying this is normal behaviour of a tsi
Thanks all
soon as I put heater on 1 the revs always settle at around 900. set to 0 and the revs settle at 600
so we saying this is normal behaviour of a tsi
Thanks all
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Re: Idle revs question
600 is quite a low idle. If it’s under warranty I’d take it in to get it checked over
Re: Idle revs question
Is it not part of the bluemotion technology?
it doesn't struggle, just odd that it differs so much,
Ive seen cars when you put air con on and the revs raise a bit but this is just the normal heater.
can anyone else with a 1.2 TSI 6c confirm if its normal?
Thanks
it doesn't struggle, just odd that it differs so much,
Ive seen cars when you put air con on and the revs raise a bit but this is just the normal heater.
can anyone else with a 1.2 TSI 6c confirm if its normal?
Thanks
Re: Idle revs question
Just did a quick serve for revs on 1.2 tsi and found this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTk23MYy748
the starting revs are about the same 600-650
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTk23MYy748
the starting revs are about the same 600-650
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Re: Idle revs question
Oh yes, of course it has BMT.
Maybe someone else with a 1.2 TSI can confirm the rev behaviour
Maybe someone else with a 1.2 TSI can confirm the rev behaviour