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In general, does an engine hesitates when your rev the engine around 4000 rpms or above 4000 rpms while the transmission is on Park?

 

I have noticed this on my 1990 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme 3.1L V6 as well as (1999 Ford Taurus, 2000 Ford Taurus, 2005 Ford Taurus) that I have tested.

 

To my recollection, I have not noticed this hesitation around 4000 rpms on our 1994 Pontiac Grand AM 2.4L Quad 4 (currently I'm replacing the intake gasket on this engine as well as the Oil/Air Separator).

 

Thanks,

 

Slade901

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Well, I did not know that. I was suspecting that there was a limiter but was not sure. Thanks a bunch folks. :)

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I'm not sure why, but my car only has the 4,000 limiter in Neutral, not in Park. :shrug:

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Thank God for the rev limiter!!!! When I was putting my intake back together, I was rushing and forgot to tighten the bolts to the throttlebody=massive air leak. I fired it up and BAWAWAWAWAWAWAWA!!!! at 4k.... needless to say if it was redlining it could have toasted it.

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Thank God for the rev limiter!!!! When I was putting my intake back together, I was rushing and forgot to tighten the bolts to the throttlebody=massive air leak. I fired it up and BAWAWAWAWAWAWAWA!!!! at 4k.... needless to say if it was redlining it could have toasted it.

 

Betcha that made your heart jump for a second. :lol:

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Damn right! I was worried cause I jsut put it all back together and it hadn't run for a week, so the engine wasn't lubricated! :shock:

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In neutral mine will rev out at 6k....but in park is 4k

I think the early 3.1's are different from the later engines. I know the later models have the limiter in both Park and Neutral. However, mine is the opposite of yours. I can rev it to redline in Park, but only 4,000 in Neutral.

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my 89 regal w/ 3.1 cuts out at 3800 RPM in neutral or park. And i dont think that my 88 had a rev limiter in it, cause i've brought it well passed 4000 in neutral and park. :?

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