and did I sleep good last night! Number of igntion ranges 1: 18006/1238.5 Hours Number of ignition ranges 2: 0 / 0 Hours Operating hours counter: 1244.9 Based on 38K miles, that's 30.5 MPH average over the life of the car!
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YOUR RESEARCHFingered my DME with my new Durametric Yesterday
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Nice. No overrevs? BTW, you're supposed to finger your sump.
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I am dressing up in costume tonight and hopefully the sump will let me finger it....will be another good night's rest....I hope.
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So, do you remember what you were doing with the car when you hit the range 1 overrevs 6.4 hours ago? I recall bouncing off the rev limiter in 1st gear in my Cayman a few years back, and I could see it when I looked at my overrev report a month ago. I even had a couple of revs in the 2 range during that event. Fortunately 1 and 2 range don't seem to be a problem for the M96/M97.
I do remember one time recently when I was on the throttle in something like 2nd gear waiting for an opening, but not look at my tach, then I jumped on it and then thought to myself....did I hit the limiter?
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