Can the idle speed of Volkswagen Sagitar be adjusted?

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VanNaomi
07/30/25 4:26am
Volkswagen Sagitar's idle speed can be adjusted. Methods to adjust idle speed: Manual adjustment: Shift gears around 1500-1700 RPM, not exceeding 2000 RPM, which means shifting at the right moment; Automatic idle speed adjustment. High RPM during cold start is normal, and the RPM will return to idle speed once the water temperature rises. However, 500 RPM is too low; the normal idle speed should be between 800-900 RPM. The car's computer should control the throttle opening based on the normal idle speed. Introduction to car idle speed: Car idle speed refers to a working condition. When the engine is running without load, it is called idle speed, meaning the car is in neutral gear. The RPM of the engine at idle is called idle speed. Idle speed can be adjusted by modifying the throttle opening size, etc. Idle speed means the engine is 'working without output.'
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