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3000 R0M In Fg Mk 2

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#1

Is it normal 3000 rpm limit in neutral when revving the car? 2012

#2

Yes

#3
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Gday Ralph, your a gun mate, thought it probably was, but just jecking, I dont trust dealers, so this is awesome site, do you kno if its normal when using manual mode for it not to change into 1st gear when your say pulled up at the traffic lights?

#4

also yes, although it can be changed with a tune, actually both can be changed with a tune

#5

After mine being tuned I can rev it out in neutral. Not sure if that's good or not.

#6
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You guys are awesome, thank you. Do you guys have a whirring noise c9mi g o at 2200rpm, hard to explain though

#7
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You guys are awesome, thank you. Do you guys have a whirring noise voming on at 2200rpm, hard to explain though

#8

Cant decode that last one

But as per my zf file in d it always shifts to first before I stop. It bugs me.

Can it be changed in the zf file?

#9
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Sorry mate, it is a whirring noise at 2200rpm and sounds a little like a buzz box 4 cylinder or a small lawnmower, it is annoying

#10

the ZF has 51 different shift tables, I think it's 3 of them that take off in 2nd gear and yes they can be adjusted, as can the clunk when changing back to first at low speed

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