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Originally Posted by Supremo Thank you for answering. What is interference motor ? It is 370Z AT7. As far as I know, the 7AT won't downshift to a gear that

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Old 10-24-2009, 04:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What is interference motor ? It is 370Z AT7.
As far as I know, the 7AT won't downshift to a gear that would put the engine above the redline - more than likely your RPM gauge needs adjustment or something.
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Hm.. Interesting... It seems for me now as I try to remember that the car adjusted itself indeed as suddenly the power dropped but I remember well that I have seen the pointer in red zone...
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...however the interval I have seen it there was very short. Maybe half a second or less.
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Old 10-24-2009, 05:24 PM   #4 (permalink)
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500rpms over the redline probably won't cause any issues.
I don't know how the 370z motor is, but if it went past 8k you could bend a valve, bend a rod or a number of other issues.
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500rpms over the redline probably won't cause any issues.
I don't know how the 370z motor is, but if it went past 8k you could bend a valve, bend a rod or a number of other issues.
If it was under load you could definitely bend something, but if you're downshifting then it shouldn't be under much load.
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of course thats bad. thats what i did to my type R and ended up ruining my syncros which causes grinding in 3rd. i had to replace the rings which the body shop did a crappy job of when they had to open up my transmission and it was never the same since.... so be careful ^_^
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