What is the normal RPM when starting a car?
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The normal RPM when starting a car is between 1000 and 1400 RPM. Different car models may have varying cold-start RPM values due to differences in engine specifications. Car RPM refers to the rotational speed of the car engine, and its functions include: 1. Reflecting the engine's operating condition in real-time; 2. Helping drivers better coordinate with transmission gears and throttle positions; 3. Maintaining the car in optimal working condition; 4. Reducing consumption and extending engine lifespan. The reasons for high RPM when starting a car include: 1. Sudden increase in throttle opening; 2. Fuel injector dripping or clogging; 3. Slippage or damage to the air conditioning clutch; 4. Air intake system leakage; 5. Insufficient engine output power. Solutions for high RPM when starting a car include: 1. Adjusting the throttle opening; 2. Replacing the fuel injector, air conditioning clutch, air intake system, or engine.