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Old May 4, 2004 | 11:51 AM
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Default Re: 3500 mile governer turn off?

Originally Posted by drunkiq
OK BMW and Chrysler have a governer that turns off at 3000-3500 miles. My buddies Mini turned off at 3500 miles and he said it felt like a turbo kicked in - my other buddie has a PT curiser and his shut off at 35000 miles too when he was on the highway - he said it was like a supercharger kicked in.

I am pretty sure in both cases that the engine timing was turned back and it is possible that WOT was limited to give the engine the proper time to break in before they allowed them to open it up.

The question is has anyone noticed this yet on their crossfire?

-marc

no such thing....a governor doesn't just turn itself off...unless new software is involved/introduced to the ecu....even if the governor was removed...no turbo effects would take place.

even after a car is broken in...this does not happen at one given time or set mileage.

he is clueless imo.
 
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