Turning wheel while stopped causes rpm to rise
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Turning wheel while stopped causes rpm to rise
I was at a stoplight and was just turning my wheel while waiting and noticed when i did that the engine would make noise and the rpm would rise a bit and then go back. It did this each time.
My car does have power steering, i just ordered a new rack because it was leaking. I did have full fluid at the time though.
How does the wheel turning cause that to happen?
My car does have power steering, i just ordered a new rack because it was leaking. I did have full fluid at the time though.
How does the wheel turning cause that to happen?
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Re: Turning wheel while stopped causes rpm to rise
When you turn the wheels while idling, the power steering pump puts a load on the engine, so the engine reacts with an increase in idle. It's nothing to worry about.
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