Mine is doing the same thing, and not setting a code. I believe it's the IAC - Idle Air Control valve or circuit. When I crank it, it nearly red lines, and stays that way. The IAC is on the throttle body.
A dirty spark plug can cause your lawn tractor engine to run at high RPM. A bad fuel filter can also cause this.
An idle set too high can cause a 1994 Nissan Pathfinder to run at a high RPM in 5th gear. A bad transmission gasket can also cause this.
Flooring the gas petal.
Running slow with high rpm is a sign of slippage. If the vehicle is a straight drive then the clutch is not grabbing and is slipping, if its an automatic then the transmission is slipping internally.
A large vacuum leak could do that.
Yes, that is how they are made
If it's a stick, it sounds like the clutch or clutch componets.
becaues you have to put oil in the gas tank with alcohol cause its a alcohol engine
rings are burned and there is only enough compression to run the engine without load.
The engine is not meant to run at high rpm's at a stop for a long amount of time. The motor cant circulate antifreeze and there is no air to cool the motor at a stop. Any car will do that. What a stupid answer! I didn't say I was stopped!
its to do with the air/fuel intake valves F1 cars have RPM of 18000 meaning they run at high revs for acceleration and sheer horsepower low RPM 6000 engines are purely for economical and safety purposes as used in roads cars
If the variable timing electronic control is not working the engine will not run, or will perform poorly in either low or high rpm.