RPM Surging Problem/Shift Points on my '05.
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RPM Surging Problem/Shift Points on my '05.
A few times a day when I drive my '05 GT (which is an automatic), I'll notice that my RPM's slightly surge.
1) This never happens when I'm just idling at a light or anything. Only when the car is in gear and is already moving.
2) For one example that happened today, I was going about 40 miles per hour, 1800 RPM's, coasting to a stop. My foot was off both the brake and the gas. Just a few seconds before I was going to hit my brakes, I noticed and felt the RPM's rise a little and looked at my gauges. The RPM's went from 1800 to 2000 for just a second and went back down to 1800.
3) Another example: As I was driving down a road at about 50 miles per hour, my foot was on the gas pedal, but I was just crusing. I didn't push the pedal down at all and the RPM's surged.
4) When the RPM's surge like this, the car doesn't accelerate with the RPM jumps. I can just feel it through the pedal and see it on my gauge. I can't really explain it. I'll be just driving along at a crusing speed, I'll feel the RPM's raise, look at the gauges and watch it, and then it stops and goes back to normal.
5) When I crank the car in the morning, the idle starts at about 1000 and goes all the way up to about 2200 for maybe 3-4 seconds and then goes back down to 1000.
6) I uploaded a new 93 octane custom tune from Justin at VMP Tuning about a month ago and the car never did this until then.
With all that being said and with #6 taken into consideration, I'm assuming that it is in the tune. If so, how the hell do I fix this? I know it isn't supposed to do this. It's not something major and I don't notice any issues with the way the car drives, it's just puzzling to me.
Also, the shift points are waaaaayyyyy too soft for my tastes. What can I do to make them more firm? I know I can change the shift points, but can someone explain to me the proper way to do it so I don't **** something up?
Thanks for your help guys. Like always, I appreciate it.
1) This never happens when I'm just idling at a light or anything. Only when the car is in gear and is already moving.
2) For one example that happened today, I was going about 40 miles per hour, 1800 RPM's, coasting to a stop. My foot was off both the brake and the gas. Just a few seconds before I was going to hit my brakes, I noticed and felt the RPM's rise a little and looked at my gauges. The RPM's went from 1800 to 2000 for just a second and went back down to 1800.
3) Another example: As I was driving down a road at about 50 miles per hour, my foot was on the gas pedal, but I was just crusing. I didn't push the pedal down at all and the RPM's surged.
4) When the RPM's surge like this, the car doesn't accelerate with the RPM jumps. I can just feel it through the pedal and see it on my gauge. I can't really explain it. I'll be just driving along at a crusing speed, I'll feel the RPM's raise, look at the gauges and watch it, and then it stops and goes back to normal.
5) When I crank the car in the morning, the idle starts at about 1000 and goes all the way up to about 2200 for maybe 3-4 seconds and then goes back down to 1000.
6) I uploaded a new 93 octane custom tune from Justin at VMP Tuning about a month ago and the car never did this until then.
With all that being said and with #6 taken into consideration, I'm assuming that it is in the tune. If so, how the hell do I fix this? I know it isn't supposed to do this. It's not something major and I don't notice any issues with the way the car drives, it's just puzzling to me.
Also, the shift points are waaaaayyyyy too soft for my tastes. What can I do to make them more firm? I know I can change the shift points, but can someone explain to me the proper way to do it so I don't **** something up?
Thanks for your help guys. Like always, I appreciate it.
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