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Originally Posted by davidvonyork,Sep 9 2006, 05:27 PM
ok wildcardtard i said in my post that i wasnt contributing, and that it didnt help, but thanks for restating what i said? maybe thats why your name is wildcardtard 
and being mature? how mature are you to buy a 30k sportscar, and do EXACTLY not what the dealership said to do.
I have never owned a civic, nor driven one......my s was my first sportscar ever and i have yet to drop it in the wrong gear and overev. Before my 00' s i owned a ram 1500 automatic.
and being mature? how mature are you to buy a 30k sportscar, and do EXACTLY not what the dealership said to do.I have never owned a civic, nor driven one......my s was my first sportscar ever and i have yet to drop it in the wrong gear and overev. Before my 00' s i owned a ram 1500 automatic.
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Get it checked out by someone other than Honda. If you use the dealership, you'll risk them using your admission of mis-shift as a cause to deny future warranty claims.
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Originally Posted by FIdreaming,Sep 9 2006, 08:24 AM
What Rpm were you at in 5th when you tried to grab 4th but got 2nd?
And to the OP, this question was asked for a reason. If you don't want to answer it, then you are taking peoples' advice who really aren't in a position to give you any.
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I think a good test drive would be best. Start it and let it warm up so you can hear it at idle. Take it nice and easy and listen to it. I am not saying if you do not hear anything there is nothing wrong. Maybe a simple compression test will help you out if the car seems to be performing out side of it's norm.
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Originally Posted by Swiftoy,Sep 9 2006, 01:09 PM
You should really take some time and get used to the gear box the ratios are very close, closer than most sports cars. When I got my S I kept shifting into 5th instead of third gear and I have owned nothing but manual transmission cars in my 22 years of driving. Get used to it before driving it like you stole it.
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Couldn't have said it better myself. I don't frequently rev match in any car to be honest, but when I have it's been a car that I knew extremely well, and I took careful precaution...should anything go wrong. I personally would get it fixed NOW.
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Originally Posted by Harpoon,Sep 10 2006, 01:29 PM
Get it checked out by someone other than Honda. If you use the dealership, you'll risk them using your admission of mis-shift as a cause to deny future warranty claims.
Oh, and pony up and purchase a membership on this site.
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I agree, I wouldnt let Honda look at it!
Anyone know if an overrev stays in the ECU memory? If not you could erase the code and plead ignorance when it goes pop
On that note, if you did genuinely stress it out, you may not see the full implications for a number of miles yet. You may have seriously stressed or cracked something internal, that is waiting to let go....
MB
Anyone know if an overrev stays in the ECU memory? If not you could erase the code and plead ignorance when it goes pop
On that note, if you did genuinely stress it out, you may not see the full implications for a number of miles yet. You may have seriously stressed or cracked something internal, that is waiting to let go....
MB