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    Wont rev past 6 on the dyno

    Guys,
    Want to dyno a CSL - but it won't rev past 6k on the rollers.
    Any advice?
    Nick

    #2
    Originally posted by Nick Wright
    Guys,
    Want to dyno a CSL - but it won't rev past 6k on the rollers.
    Any advice?
    Nick
    Give Thorney a call -I believe he knows what to do - also Mark on this forum knows I think?

    I don't know btw :hahaha:

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      #3
      Nick, I had the same issue on mine. It's a well known CSL thing on the dyno.

      However, no-one would tell me how to get round it so I don't know either!! :banghead:

      PS Was it Andy's car?

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        #4
        you need to find a synchronised dyno (front and rear).....your car doesn't rev after 6 because the 4 wheels just don't turn at the same speed and the computer system of the car just prevent revving....i know one of these dyno in..............................france:thumbs:

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          #5
          Originally posted by E46ACS View Post

          PS Was it Andy's car?
          Yes, thats the one - we had a dyno day on Sunday which was a roaring success, 29 on the rollers and loads more just turning up for the day.
          So we need to do another one sometime soon and I want to be prepared. There was a 7series with the same problem as well.

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            #6
            Originally posted by 7.77 View Post
            you need to find a synchronised dyno (front and rear).....your car doesn't rev after 6 because the 4 wheels just don't turn at the same speed and the computer system of the car just prevent revving....i know one of these dyno in..............................france:thumbs:
            Not always - there is a little CSL trick.. couple of twists of the key and a prod or two on the asc button.. trouble is I have forgotten the sequence!

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              #7
              Hi Nick

              Try john Thorney motorsport for a rolling road would be my advice :thumbs:

              Not all rolling roads know how to do the M power cars.

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