It is a safety feature built into the computer software. It is called a "Rev Limiter". It works by cutting the fuel at the injectors.
Rev limiter
The rev limiter is set to activate in park @ 4000 rpm. In R D or neutral the rev limiter is set at 6500 rpm.
The engine has a rev limiter while the transmission is in neutral. It will rev to higher rpm's when the transmission is in gear.
there is a rev limiter in the computer to keep you from blowing your motor.
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It has a rev limiter. It designed to keep the engine from over revving and doing damage.
that car has a rev limiter to make ur tach go higher find and eliminate it
Dont drive at 4000 rpm My truck, at highway speeds, only reaches to 3000 rpm...IF I take it out of overdrive, otherwise it runs around 1700 rpm. 4000 rpm is the MAXIMUM for race shifting (give or take).
it has whats called a rev limiter to keep people like you from blowing it up.
most likely its the throttle position sensor they opperate on a 0 to 5 volt system if the vehicles computer cannot sense the voltage it does not know where the engine needs to idle its a 75 dollar part at the local autopac or napa
rev limiter will only let the RPM's get so high then it cuts back
Yes, the computer is programmed to only allow a certain rpm while in park.