Mis-shifted, damage?
Mis-shifted on the way home tonight. Went from 4th to 3rd at around 80mph. Went to 3rd, heard the engine get up and saw the tach jump. I slammed the clutch down in about .01 sec as soon I heard what I did. Tach never went past 7000. Car drove home fine and idles fine. Is the car alright or should I take a close look? ****, ****, ****!
unless you overrevved(which u didnt) I think you will be ok...hell, after I hit 10k rpms in my gsr(with R valvetrain), the idle lopes and it rides a little more rough..lol..the head is in the machine shop now, so I'm sure I'll get a call within a day or two telling me about how I bent all 16 valves...
Well now that I think about it, I could have been as high as around 90. I had just shifted from 3rd to 4th at around 7500 rpms, stayed in 4th for maybe a couple seconds and tried to go to fifth. If I wouldn't have dumped the clutch so fast, I think I would have overrevved or at least came really close. Maybe I wasn't clear in my first post, sorry. For those who have overrevved, did your needle fly way past redline? If I did do damage, would I know immediately? Car drives fine now.
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when I first got my GS-R I was on the freeway going about 80 and I went to down shift to 4th to pass someone. well I accidently went from 5th to 2nd!!! the tach was straight down musta been at like 11k rpm. it scared the **** out of me. I need to have the car checked out still but it seems to run fine 'cept for idle is alittle rough
Accurate as I can remember. Remember I was acclelerating too long in 4th. Basically I just went there to get to 5th and slow down. I'm gonna drive it today. I'll watch it carefully. I wanted to know if you risk valves immediately when you misshift or only when the rpms fly past redline. Thanks to all for the input.
yes..if you bent a valve(or two) the car would definately ride different...like the rough idle that guy was talkin about..cuz that is the same thing mine did when i overrevved...ticks loud as hell and idles rough. good luck
Drove the R to work today. 30 miles, one VTEC run. Car drives the same, sounds the same, and shifts the same. I guess it's a good thing that I wasn't speed shifting then I probably wouldn't haven't been able to react fast enough before going pas redline. Is that usually the case when people overrev and do damage?
Should I do a compression check? I don't want problems related to this in a few weeks.
[Modified by TypeR01-424, 5:43 AM 11/24/2001]
Should I do a compression check? I don't want problems related to this in a few weeks.
[Modified by TypeR01-424, 5:43 AM 11/24/2001]
Should I do a compression check?
Been a week since I almost fu@*ed up. I've been driving the car easy, only 2 2nd gear VTEC runs. Car runs good, no noises, tranny same, mpg same, VTEC kicks in the same. Can I consider myself safe from future surprise engine/drivetrain failure? I have a long drive this weekend and don't what something to happen.
consider yourself lucky. If your car still idles smooth your ok. When you miss a gear your rev limiter will not work. It will work only if you have the car in a gear and off the clutch. Dont believe me try it. i have a modified ecu by x/stole my money. I wish i would have never spent that $450 dollars just so I can really have 4hp to the ground. For that reason you will need to take your head off and take ot to a machine shop= $800+
80mph in 3rd?
That's just about every day for me...
That's just about every day for me...
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