Originally Posted by
buzzvic
What I have noticed since the recall is the engine runs faster at motorway speeds. At 100km/h, the engine now runs at just a tick under 2000 rpm. Previously, I recall it used to be around 1800 rpm.
Whilst I can accept that fuel consumption may have increased, it is a physical impossibility that engine RPM for a corresponding road speed to change unless transmission overdrive ratio or diff ratio or tyre rolling radius is changed. Installing a new engine management program cannot do this.
Cheers
George
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