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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: chris6124 on 07 October 2013, 03:40:25
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I have recently bought an engine that was meant to be a 3.0 v6 the engines now in the car but there is no rev limiter. I know the 3.0 v6 does but why doesnt mine. I have also thought it might be a 3.2 v6 but why do the 3.2 engines not have a limiter?
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Easiest way to tell is the throttle...
3.0 has a cable throttle, 3.2 has electronic :y
There are other differences, but things like dbw coil packs can be fitted to later 3.0 engines easily enough or a single dis pack and individual leads to a 3.2...so throttle is a clearer indication.
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Yea its cable. But its the first 3.0 i have seen without a limiter tho :
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Any rev limiting is in the ECU, rather than elsewhere. Some chav-chips have the limiter removed to get the stated bhp (more revs, more bhp).
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I found out tonight it has a limiter but only when i flick the key on and off. Throttle sensor maybe?
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I found out tonight it has a limiter but only when i flick the key on and off. Throttle sensor maybe?
Please explain to a humble printer how you discover a rev limiter by flicking the key on and off.
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I found out tonight it has a limiter but only when i flick the key on and off. Throttle sensor maybe?
Please explain to a humble printer how you discover a rev limiter by flicking the key on and off.
+1 8)
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But years ago i had a sierra 2.8 4x4 and the rev limiter was built into the rotor arm,and 1day the limiter packed up,was better with out it,any way more info lol :y
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I reved her out and she didnt limit. I turned the key on and off reved her again and she limited.