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Hi, I have and new old mk7 golf and when you go downhill and take your foot off the accelerator it likes to stay in a lower gear and rev a bit high. is this a normal thing for this mark of golf?
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Yes normal - it uses the transmission to help maintain your speed as you go downhill.Comment
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Engine braking (not breaking).
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GaryGolf Mk7.5 R, Volvo S60 Polestar, Skyline R32GTSTComment
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True that, engine breaking is highly undesirable!Originally posted by Sydneykid View Post
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Yes, it surprised me. I own a mk5 GTi and it doesn't do that. So I thought there was something wrong with the DSG.Comment
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