
Is there any other Coaster owner experiencing the same issue where the engine RPM fluctuates up and down while coasting in neutral?
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The gear lever on this company car is problematic. After shifting to reverse, the detent stays in the engaged position even when you return it to neutral. You have to push it down to disengage. I didn't pay attention today, and when coasting downhill while pressing the clutch, I directly shifted to first gear without pushing the detent down. As a result, the car stalled and now it won't start at all.
Hey folks! Anyone else experiencing this with their Yizhi? What's the issue with the idle speed fluctuating when starting a cold car? Sometimes it hits 2000 RPM right after starting.
Just got it, the engine idle speed fluctuates when cold. Any fellow car owners experiencing this?
4Does anyone experience a situation where, while driving a manual transmission car at high speed, the RPM suddenly goes up but the speed remains the same?
5Is there any other Coaster owner experiencing the same issue where the engine RPM fluctuates up and down while coasting in neutral?
6Hey everyone, is it normal for the car's RPM to stay around 1200 even when I release the accelerator while driving? The idle speed is only 800 RPM when parked in neutral. Is it the same for you guys?
7Has anyone experienced this: when driving normally and approaching a traffic light, you brake and almost come to a stop but not completely, and at around 10 mph the RPM fluctuates while the gear has already dropped to second gear?
8Has anyone experienced their car's tachometer suddenly jumping above 3000 RPM and then dropping back down while driving?
9Has anyone experienced their head-up display flickering while driving?
10It's normal for the idle speed to fluctuate when you turn on the air conditioning in a 2013 1.6 manual fashion model. Sometimes the RPM might go up to around 900 or almost 1000, and other times it might be around 800. If you restart the engine and the RPM goes back to around 800, it's usually not a cause for concern.