99 maxima rpms
99 maxima rpms
I just bought my first maxima (1999 gxe automatic) (previous car 1997 Altima) and was wondering if anyone else notices the rpm not decreasing when letting off of accelerator? The rpms will stay roughly the same (about 1500 at 45mph)until I hit the brakes then they will go to idling rpms. Just wondered if this is normal. I'm very happy with the car. I can't imagine driving anything else.
Re: 99 maxima rpms
Originally posted by reedg
I just bought my first maxima (1999 gxe automatic) (previous car 1997 Altima) and was wondering if anyone else notices the rpm not decreasing when letting off of accelerator? The rpms will stay roughly the same (about 1500 at 45mph)until I hit the brakes then they will go to idling rpms. Just wondered if this is normal. I'm very happy with the car. I can't imagine driving anything else.
I just bought my first maxima (1999 gxe automatic) (previous car 1997 Altima) and was wondering if anyone else notices the rpm not decreasing when letting off of accelerator? The rpms will stay roughly the same (about 1500 at 45mph)until I hit the brakes then they will go to idling rpms. Just wondered if this is normal. I'm very happy with the car. I can't imagine driving anything else.
Re: Re: 99 maxima rpms
Thanks for the reply. I really love the car and got a good deal on it to boot. I just couldn't see spending 25-30,000 for a new one. Maybe next time I will.
Originally posted by Max99ES
My car does the same thing. I believe it is normal. By the way, I have 99 automatic, too.
My car does the same thing. I believe it is normal. By the way, I have 99 automatic, too.
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