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Old 12-09-2016, 10:33 PM   #1
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Abnormal Rev activity..

When you rev your engine during a cold start by accident or because you're a dumbass or maybe you're in a hurry...do your rpms get stuck after letting go of the throttle and even rise a bit on its own before falling back down?... mine has done it twice, both during cold starts. Wondering why it does that?? and on a scale from " red lining the rpms" to " putting an A8 in neutral while rolling to rev the engine at a prius," how bad is that for the car?

In all seriousness though should I not be worried about it as long as the engine isn't revved during cold starts?
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Old 12-09-2016, 11:19 PM   #2
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Old 12-10-2016, 05:23 AM   #3
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When you rev your engine during a cold start by accident or because you're a dumbass or maybe you're in a hurry...do your rpms get stuck after letting go of the throttle and even rise a bit on its own before falling back down?... mine has done it twice, both during cold starts. Wondering why it does that?? and on a scale from " red lining the rpms" to " putting an A8 in neutral while rolling to rev the engine at a prius," how bad is that for the car?

In all seriousness though should I not be worried about it as long as the engine isn't revved during cold starts?
Yes, my 2016 2SS manual does the exact same thing!

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Old 12-10-2016, 09:31 AM   #4
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Yes, my 2016 2SS manual does the exact same thing!
I have noticed it on my manual 1SS and other manual SS's on my lot, only at cold start with high revs.
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Old 12-10-2016, 08:45 PM   #5
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When you rev your engine during a cold start by accident or because you're a dumbass or maybe you're in a hurry...do your rpms get stuck after letting go of the throttle and even rise a bit on its own before falling back down?... mine has done it twice, both during cold starts. Wondering why it does that?? and on a scale from " red lining the rpms" to " putting an A8 in neutral while rolling to rev the engine at a prius," how bad is that for the car?

In all seriousness though should I not be worried about it as long as the engine isn't revved during cold starts?
Are talking about revving it right away while it is still at high idle during a cold start? If so, it sounds like you are at high idle during a cold start. You should really wait a minute or so for the idle to come down a bit before taking off. It is a best practice to bring the engine up to normal operating temp before you get all rev happy. Check the oil temp to get an idea of how warmed up the engine is.

And yes is not a good idea to put your A8 transmission in netrual and rev at a Prius or any other car for that matter. Odds are that the other person will think you are an immature jackass. Just because the car is fast and makes cool sounds doesn't mean you have to get all weird about it. If you have a passion for that kind of driving you should head to the dragstrip.
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Old 12-10-2016, 10:46 PM   #6
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Are talking about revving it right away while it is still at high idle during a cold start? If so, it sounds like you are at high idle during a cold start. You should really wait a minute or so for the idle to come down a bit before taking off. It is a best practice to bring the engine up to normal operating temp before you get all rev happy. Check the oil temp to get an idea of how warmed up the engine is.

And yes is not a good idea to put your A8 transmission in netrual and rev at a Prius or any other car for that matter. Odds are that the other person will think you are an immature jackass. Just because the car is fast and makes cool sounds doesn't mean you have to get all weird about it. If you have a passion for that kind of driving you should head to the dragstrip.
Lol I know I was only busting somebody's balls that posted a thread about the A8, I myself drive an M6, the first time i did it, I was in a hurry then the second I was being an asshole, I was just curious if it was normal, or why it did it
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Old 12-11-2016, 06:45 AM   #7
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Mine will do it as well. It is normal.

However I never pull up next to a Prius and rev it up to show off like a jag-off. I save that for the A8 girls who can't run a clutch.....
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Old 12-11-2016, 07:42 AM   #8
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Mine has done it a time or two. Basically when I take off from work at night. Not from revving it, but rapid on and off throttle through parking lot. Sometimes it seems to hang up when cold. I do allow it to warm to operating temp most times, and it doesn't seem to do it then.
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Old 12-11-2016, 08:41 AM   #9
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I know when I ran jeeps until the oxygen sensor in the exhaust reaches normal operating temps it will produce a high idle.
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