AsianML
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| RE: rev limiter in park
Mike's ML - 10/3/2007 10:28 AM Reving an engine under no load can't be good for the engine but thanks for the information. Does the "owner" know your doing this to their vehicle. I won’t tell you what I did to my parents cars when I was your age. Mike That's why the rev limiter is there in the first place, no?  They know everything I'm doing to the vehicle. They have to be there with me, of course! |
Mklasse
Date registered: Dec 1899
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| RE: rev limiter in park
Mike's ML - 10/3/2007 9:28 PM ...I won’t tell you what I did to my parents cars when I was your age. Mike Things that I did to my parents' car.. when i was 17, we had a '00 Hyundai Trajet MPV (not available in NA) and I almost rolled over in it once  I was doing a turn at a not very high speed, 2 wheels were off the ground for quite a while, but fortunately its back on 4 instead of rolling over (I guess stability for that MPV wasn't very good - purchased new, lots of unresolved issues, sold it after less than a year of ownership with very high depreciation- we never looked into the brand anymore) I tried the same maneuver with the ML, and it was fine, didn't even set off the ESP. (well duh!) 
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