What Causes High Engine RPM?
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High engine RPM is mainly caused by the following reasons: 1. Poor fuel quality: If the fuel used in the vehicle is of low quality, it cannot effectively mix with air and combust in the engine cylinders, leading to abnormal engine operation, which may result in symptoms of high engine RPM. 2. Personal tuning: To prevent manual transmission vehicles from stalling during startup, the engine RPM can be manually increased. 3. Exhaust system malfunction: When a vehicle has severe carbon buildup, it can cause issues in the exhaust system, resulting in insufficient exhaust and an increase in engine RPM.