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Old 02-23-2008, 12:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Don't wanna blow my engine.

Or would that be my transmission? I just got my car back from getting the 1-2 shift and brake tsb's, and the coolant rrt (preventive maint. maybe?) and I wanted to be sure the tcm flash worked. It seemed to but I'm not sure if it's my brain tricking me or if the shifts are actually better.

I tried to test it out by putting the car in AS but I'm not familiar with how far I can take each gear. From what I know about manuals it seems that I should be able to take each gear to redline but damn the car screams and I'm reluctant to experiment without being for sure on the matter. I've never been a big manual person even though that's all my father drives, mainly because I end up with a stiff back after every drive.

Could some knowledgeable person educate me on gear selection and rpm ranges, how to test my car, etc.? Or at least point me to a thread that explains it? Thanks.

BTW, would over-revving harm my engine, transmission, or both?
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