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nadar Mar 2, 2013 05:10 PM

2009 Fit Base-RPM's
 
We just got a Honda Fit and love it. It's an automatic 2009 base trim and is treating us very well. However it seems to rev high (up to 4ooo rpm's)before shifting into overdrive.

Does anyone know if this is common due to the engine size, etc? Would changing the plugs and fuel injector help? If so what are the best parts for those two jobs on a 2009 base trim?

Thanks so much!

Mini_Odyssey Mar 2, 2013 05:57 PM

WOw sounds like the gearing of a manual trans model. My Fit Sport AT sits around 2500rpm at 70mph.

Steve244 Mar 2, 2013 08:12 PM


Originally Posted by nadar (Post 1166176)
We just got a Honda Fit and love it. It's an automatic 2009 base trim and is treating us very well. However it seems to rev high (up to 4ooo rpm's)before shifting into overdrive.

Does anyone know if this is common due to the engine size, etc? Would changing the plugs and fuel injector help? If so what are the best parts for those two jobs on a 2009 base trim?

Thanks so much!

It's a tiny rev-happy engine. enjoy it. Nothing to help, you need the revs to develop power to accelerate. It'll happily rev up to 6,500 before shifting into 5th if you ask it to.

nadar Mar 3, 2013 08:47 AM

2009 Fit base, rpm's
 
Many thanks for the feedback. Just getting used to the car and it's engine.

Uncle Gary Mar 3, 2013 01:17 PM

The Fit engine loves to rev. It's small, and that's where the power lives. The automatic will downshift and rev at the slightest demand for power. Don't worry, enjoy the zip.


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