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Car keeps high RPMs after heavy acceleration even when lifting off

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Old 02-26-2016, 09:38 AM
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Default Car keeps high RPMs after heavy acceleration even when lifting off

A quick question on my NA V8 5.0 non-supercharged 2011 XJ. After heavy acceleration with high RPMs when I let off the gas the revs go down very slowly. There's no immediate drop off when I take my foot off the gas and it kind of chases itself down. I tried searching around but I couldn't find any information on this at all. Is this a normal thing or feature?
 
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It certainly doesn't sound normal at all to me. I would get the car checked out asap, because one day the revs might not even reduce at all. The throttle is a "Fly-by-Wire" system, with no physical connection between throttle pedal and throttle body.
 
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I agree with Fraser.
 
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Check fuel trims as it may well be an air leak.
 
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