Rpms?
Just curious...what RPM should a 2008 2.4L be running at 55-60?
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Depends.
Auto or 5 speed ? And what gear is it in. |
Auto and I think third. I'm having shifting issues. I don't think it's going into low gear and not sure about high gear. Is it a 3 speed or 4?
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4 speed; What issues, exactly. We may be able to help.
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It seems to start out ok, shifts at 25-30 and then doesn't shift any more. Changed fluid and filter, changed the intake solenoid and the (I think it is called) Trans control module. I can drive it at 55-60 running at 2500-3000 RPM
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Got a P/0100 error code
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Originally Posted by BethnPete
(Post 826403)
Got a P/0100 error code
Yes, it could cause trans problems. 2500 at 65 is about right. |
No, I don't think we changed it...perhaps we should?
MAF Circuit...sounds like more research :) |
RPM's sound about right...
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My 06 2.4 is right about spot on at 2000 rpm going 55
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The MAF is that bit that you must unplug to get the air cleaner off. Either it is not plugged in correctly, a wire is broken or it is broken.
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Originally Posted by donbrew
(Post 826415)
The MAF is that bit that you must unplug to get the air cleaner off. Either it is not plugged in correctly, a wire is broken or it is broken.
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Correct, and it usually sets a CEL
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Thanks for the info, everyone
Thanks for the help, I will check it out Could a separation in the air intake hose cause a problem? Just discovered this |
If you mean the fuzzy pipe that goes to the fender; no.
If you mean the rubber pipe that goes to the carb; yes |
It is the one that goes to the fender...TG
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The cold air intake tube you speak of , commonly called the woolly worm, is abut expensive but can be replaced by a 3 inch diameter piece of dryer hose, the metal style like this
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Originally Posted by BethnPete
(Post 826396)
Just curious...what RPM should a 2008 2.4L be running at 55-60?
My 5speed is at 70mph at 3000rpm. 5th gear |
Originally Posted by BethnPete
(Post 826402)
I can drive it at 55-60 running at 2500-3000 RPM
4th would be 2000 rpm at 60 mph using 215/50R17 tires |
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