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I just noticed while driving my car while breaking or letting off the gas at lower rpms around 800-2000 it’ll increase almost by itself when I’m breaking or letting off the gas only at those rpms at higher ones then that it seems fine any ideas? (The video is just showing what happens while it idles sometimes the noise happens other times it doesn’t)
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If you just got the car someone may have just cleared the codes and it will require a drive cycle to get the codes to come up again . I agree with Kevin in that a trans flush is always a good thing. most people overlook the need to change the trans fluid It should have been done at 60k miles . Odds are it wasn’t . There are some other things to look for . Check vacuum lines for leaks . Check that the EGR valve is not stuck . Check your getting clean air (check the air filter ). Have the codes read at an auto parts store just to see if theres pending codes or to see if the car is in a IM ready state . If not you’ll have to drive it a bit before it actually castes a code. Hope this helps
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I just changed All fluids that were needed and checked them before the trans Fluid was perfect and bright red he said. And I’ve already driven the vechile over 100 miles do you believe that’s enough for the cycle thanks for the help by the way
And I changed the air filter it was kinda bad!!
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Might be a characteristic of the transmission downshifting. Have a qualified mechanic test drive it for an estimate. You don't mention if this recent or always this way. I'd start with a trans filter and flush, cures a lot of small "ills"
von Kevin Sargent
I’m not sure I got the car a couple days ago everything else is fine and clean the engine is pretty clean too
von Cameron edwin
Also no check engine light or anything like that is on at all
von Cameron edwin