What Does Manual Transmission RPM Mean?
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Manual transmission RPM refers to the number of revolutions per minute of the engine crankshaft. The level of engine RPM is related to the number of work cycles per unit time or the effective power output of the engine. Function of the RPM gauge: It promptly reflects the operating condition of the engine, allowing the driver to better coordinate the transmission gear and throttle position, thereby maintaining the car in optimal working condition. Reasons for a sudden increase in RPM while driving: Automatic downshifting in an automatic transmission car, where the idle speed naturally rises to maintain speed continuity after downshifting; in cars with a clutch, the idle speed may rise when the clutch is disengaged; car malfunctions such as a dirty throttle, excessive carbon buildup, or transmission issues, requiring inspection and repair at a professional auto repair shop.