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The PCM rev limiter will prevent you from overrevving in neutral.
What a rev limiter cannot do is protect from an accidental downshift. When that happens, it is the drivetrain mechanically spinning the motor too fast, not the throttle.
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Originally Posted by Y2Kvert4me
The PCM rev limiter will prevent you from overrevving in neutral.
What a rev limiter cannot do is protect from an accidental downshift. When that happens, it is the drivetrain mechanically spinning the motor too fast, not the throttle.
The PCM rev limiter will prevent you from overrevving in neutral.
What a rev limiter cannot do is protect from an accidental downshift. When that happens, it is the drivetrain mechanically spinning the motor too fast, not the throttle.
OK, i know my rev. limiter works when winding out past 7grand. so it should ALSO work when in neutrael? Cause my piece of **** non-driving friend missed 2nd AND 3rd! it reved up but couldn't tell if it stop around 7grand. After i threw him out on US.40 i came home to ask about the rev limiter. thanks for the info!!!