No revving your engine dosent damage it.
You could blow your engine up.
As long as the engine is at full operating temperature and you do not rev it beyond the red line, you more than likely will do no damage, but it is still not a good idea. Revving a cold engine will do damage for sure. Revving the engine can cause a sudden drop in oil pressure, cause the engine to over heat and it doesn't help the main crankshaft bearings any good as they and meant to be revved under a load(in gear).
Revving your engine past its shift points is never a good idea. Unless you are on a track day, revving your engine past its limits not only means consuming more gas, but your car starts revving heavily and if you continue to do so, you will damage your transfer case.
Increasing the rpm (revolutions per minute) would be revving the engine.
Becuase you're revving the engine. Becuase you're revving the engine.
Excessive revving of an engine causes overpressure in the crankcase. It causes unhealthy expansion in the pistons and the valves.
aaah yes of course high revving will cause damage to the engine.. that's what the red-line is for. once you get to the red line the engine will automatically reduce the fuel input to protect the engine, probably will just be a smooth interruption of power.. unless its electronically limited, which i don;t know how that works
If the engine is revving up, then the transmission is having problems. If the engine is not revving, then check the linkage from the accelerator to the throttle body.
The most common cause of engine revving is a dirty or clogged air filter.
The man kept revving the car's engine as though he was a teenage boy showing off.
The song that begins with the sound of a car engine revving is "Life is a Highway" by Tom Cochrane. The revving sound sets the tone for the energetic and adventurous theme of the song, which is featured in the movie "Cars." The revving engine serves as a symbol of motion and freedom, reflecting the lyrics about the journey of life.
It keeps the engine from over revving.