If it’s still on higher idle try turning the wheel a little before shifting which puts torque on the engine from the power steering and drops rpm somewhat.
In the winter (sub zero temps) turn the fan speed control off prior to shifting it may also scrub off a couple hundred rpm that way. If the fan is cranked idle stays up until the motor is fully at operating temp. Those are my tricks to manage driveline lunge.
And yeah, I slide under there for the annual zerk grease LoL.
In the winter (sub zero temps) turn the fan speed control off prior to shifting it may also scrub off a couple hundred rpm that way. If the fan is cranked idle stays up until the motor is fully at operating temp. Those are my tricks to manage driveline lunge.
And yeah, I slide under there for the annual zerk grease LoL.