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3000rpm limit? #720153 05/01/06 05:15 PM
Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 498
Scott F. Offline OP
Mudrunner
I just noticed something with my G/Fs rodeo (2001, 3.2, 4x4). I can't rev it above 3000rpm, ever! I never really noticed it driving, it doesn't suffer any lose of power but downshifting to climb hills it will not go above 3k. Even taking off the line and flooring it, it will shift at exactly 3000rpm, what gives? I know I can get more from the enginge than 3k. The truck is stock except for a lift, I'm not sure what would cause this, computer? I don't know how long this has been going on, we bought it used and I havn't noticed it till now (don't drive it often). Also, I admit I baby my trucks so I really don't get on them that hard unless I really need to.

No codes
Shifts and runs fine
Near stock

Anyone know whats up?

Scott F.


1995.5 Rodeo V6 Auto
Not enough money to put much here! I am taking donations <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Re: 3000rpm limit? [Re: Scott F.] #720154 05/01/06 07:28 PM
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TrailMystic Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Sounds weird <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/zombie.gif" alt="" /> Those who ever wheeled with me will tesitfy that this engine does a lot more than 3K <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />. I especially have to watch the tach now that it has tera-low.

I know this model has an electronic accelerator (no mechanical linkage). Could this be the issue?

Pete


'01 Rodeo Sport, 5 Speed Softie, Indy 4X rocker bars, OME 912's, Rancho 9000X's, Superwinch hubs, custom tube bumper with Warn 9000i , Flowmaster 50, TeraLow t-case gears, ARB front & rear lockers, TrXus MT's, Sway bar disconnects
Re: 3000rpm limit? [Re: Scott F.] #720155 05/01/06 07:37 PM
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H
holger Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Try to push the transmission knob into the "power" mode and see what's happen.


Oleg
Axiom 4WD 2004: OME shocks, 32" BFG Mudders, RockSliderz, OME929+2" spacers, Stinkyfab bent RE rear links, front ARB locker, rear No-Slip locker, DOR front axle lowering kit, custom middle section skid plate, IronMan torsion bars.
Deceased Rodeo'02 4WD.
Re: 3000rpm limit? [Re: holger] #720156 05/01/06 08:15 PM
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CPOM Offline
Body Damage is Cool
try shifting 1-2-3 manually and see what happens


CHRIS
98 Amigo, 92 Pup

need a pickup 1st gen fuel level sender
Re: 3000rpm limit? [Re: CPOM] #720157 05/02/06 03:03 AM
Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 498
Scott F. Offline OP
Mudrunner
In POWER mode it will shift above 3000rpm, 4-5k normal.
This is also the same in manualy shifting it, I can easily get it above 3000rpm.

So why would it not down shift or up shift in the right ranges during normal driving? Not really a problem, but annoying that I have to hit a button to get any power going uphill. Wierd.

Scott F.


1995.5 Rodeo V6 Auto
Not enough money to put much here! I am taking donations <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Re: 3000rpm limit? [Re: Scott F.] #720158 05/02/06 04:12 PM
Joined: Oct 2002
Posts: 2,285
CPOM Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Well are you sure that is abnormal, that is probably where you get the most fuel economy, and on the manual that is where the upshift light comes on.

When I'm just cruising around town in my 3.2 5spd I don't go over 3500 unless I am getting on it and I think this engine has decent power down low. I would think shifting in the same spots on the auto would be the same.


CHRIS
98 Amigo, 92 Pup

need a pickup 1st gen fuel level sender







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