I think it's much higher revs than normal cold start. And it doesn't do
it every time even when completely cold (I'm in Australian summer so it
isn't that cold anyway).
Barry
>I think it's much higher revs than normal cold start. And it doesn't do
> it every time even when completely cold (I'm in Australian summer so it
> isn't that cold anyway).
>
> Barry
The best thing to do is to take it to the dealership for evaluation. FYI,
in automotive terms, a "cold start" is one where the engine has not been run
for four hours or so, regardless of the ambient air temperature.

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Ray O
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>> > My "new" Corolla (2005) tends to rev up on starting sometimes (and no I
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>> Sounds like normal cold start.
barryh46au@yahoo.com.au - 18 Jan 2007 03:26 GMT
I rang the dealership to book it in and was told by the guy I spoke to
that revving was quite normal on cold start - up to 2500 is OK. He
seemed quite genuine about it, so I'm just going to keep an eye on the
tacho while starting - if it regularly goes above 2500 I'll get on to
them again.
Thanks for the advice
Barry
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> >I think it's much higher revs than normal cold start. And it doesn't do
> > it every time even when completely cold (I'm in Australian summer so it
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> >> Sounds like normal cold start.
Ray O - 18 Jan 2007 05:01 GMT
>I rang the dealership to book it in and was told by the guy I spoke to
> that revving was quite normal on cold start - up to 2500 is OK. He
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> Barry
An occasional blip is not a problem, as long as RPM comes back down.

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mike-s - 26 Jan 2007 19:25 GMT
ive seen my revs go as high as 1800rpm for the first 5-10 seconds
while the engine stabilises. If the engine is cold (the 4hr+ hours off
thing) then it’ll idle at 1300-1400 for about 5-6 minutes and then
taper down to 1100 for a further minute before sitting happily on
800rpm
> <barryh46au@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
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> An occasional blip is not a problem, as long as RPM comes back
> down.

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