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Old 05-17-2005, 07:53 PM
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Rev limiter on an 2.8?

I have a 89 Cavalier with a 2.8L v6, which I use for my daily driver and while it sure doesn't compete with my Stang for acceleration, I enjoy driving the hell out of it once in a while. Any way, I'm wondering if anybody can tell me what the rev limiter is on this thing. I have looked all over the place and can't seem to find anywhere that lists a solid number.


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Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

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I have a 89 Cavalier with a 2.8L v6, which I use for my daily driver and while it sure doesn't compete with my Stang for acceleration, I enjoy driving the hell out of it once in a while. Any way, I'm wondering if anybody can tell me what the rev limiter is on this thing. I have looked all over the place and can't seem to find anywhere that lists a solid number.


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If its an automatic, there isn't one (except in neutral, and you're mildly retarded if you find the rev limiter while in neutral). If its a stick, then someone else probably knows.
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Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

I think it is 6,000rpm same with an auto. but if its an automatic, rev it up and it will not let you over 4,000rpm if im not mistaken.
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I think it is 6,000rpm same with an auto. but if its an automatic, rev it up and it will not let you over 4,000rpm if im not mistaken.
That's on newer motors. On my old 3.1 it would rev ridiculously high. However, there is a limiter for the revs while in neutral or park. I've never noticed one while in drive on an auto.
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Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

How old is your 3.1. I was refering to the 1993 3.1 now if you talking older then that then..you would be correct. But i also beleve that the cpu controlls this and now i beleve its the same computer.Overall, you would be correct.
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Re: Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

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How old is your 3.1. I was refering to the 1993 3.1 now if you talking older then that then..you would be correct. But i also beleve that the cpu controlls this and now i beleve its the same computer.Overall, you would be correct.
Mine was a 92 and it revved well into 5 grand.
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Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

mine was a 1993 and reved at 4,000. i thought it had the same engine.
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Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

mine was a 1993 and reved at 4,000. i thought it had the same engine and cpu.
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Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

Grand prix that is
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Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

They're basically the same motor, but from 93-94 there were a few tweaks to the 3.1. If memory serves the 90-92 made 180 lb/ft while the 93-94 made 185 lb/ft
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Re: Rev limiter on an 2.8?

Cool. Now i know.
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