Over rev

[Porsche4Live]

Hi all,

I read somewhere that any car that went over the rev limit cannot be CPOed.

I may have driven in manual mode recently and inadvertently went a tad into the red for a split second. I know its bad for the engine but wondering if this will immediately hit me at resale.

Any input from the group?

[P_Coastal]

Sounds as if you have PDK, if so no worries, no money shifts possible.

https://www.carscoops.com/2022/07/what- ... ssion/amp/

[Tom]

Porsche separates over-revs into ranges. Pushing a little past redline is likely a range 1 over-rev, if anything. I don't think Porsche would have any issue CPO'ing a car with some range 1 over-revs. It's probably hard to find a 911 or Boxster without some range 1 and 2 over-revs. Here's a good PCA tech summary that shows the ranges for a car with a 7200 redline. With a PDK, I don't think you can create any over-revs that Porsche would care about. I've heard that dealers don't even run an over-rev report on pdk cars.

https://www.pca.org/tech/can-you-explai ... 1574834645

[Porsche4Live]

Porsche separates over-revs into ranges. Pushing a little past redline is likely a range 1 over-rev, if anything. I don't think Porsche would have any issue CPO'ing a car with some range 1 over-revs. It's probably hard to find a 911 or Boxster without some range 1 and 2 over-revs. Here's a good PCA tech summary that shows the ranges for a car with a 7200 redline. With a PDK, I don't think you can create any over-revs that Porsche would care about. I've heard that dealers don't even run an over-rev report on pdk cars.

https://www.pca.org/tech/can-you-explai ... 1574834645

Oh awesome. Thank you both, this making me feel better. I noticed that the PDF didn't shift up by itself when I got a bit into the red but it sounds like if I had gone a bit further it might have.

Looks like I'm ok. Worst case its a very minor issue and should be something I can deal with when I trade it in for my new Porsche.