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Synchro rev problem.

My 370z might have a problem with its Synchro Rev, it always happens in the same conditions, while driving in 2nd gear and 20 mph then full throttle till 7500rpm,

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Old 04-30-2011, 05:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Synchro rev problem.

My 370z might have a problem with its Synchro Rev, it always happens in the same conditions, while driving in 2nd gear and 20 mph then full throttle till 7500rpm, change to 3rd gear, again full throttle till 7500 rpm, change to 4th gear full throttle again..... till approximately 120mph.

In those conditions, the synchro rev stop working and the yellow warning comes up in the dashboard, syncro rev stop working till I stop the engine and restart it again.

I´m a little bit worried about this as I don't know if it's something normal in all 370's or if it's a problem of my unit. Has it happened to anyone?

I have the following mods:
Titanium Amuse exhaust, Nissan Frontier 4.083 Final drive, 265/35 R18 rubbers at the front and 285/35 R18 at the rear.
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