Reving Engine with shift knob

BGTV8

It is actually Synchro-Rev where the ECU thinks you are about to go into a gear and it raises engine rpm to "match" your engine rpm with road speed.

If you leave the gear-stick in neutral and don;t swizzle it about, the ECU won;t be fooled into thinking your about to change down.

There is a "S" button (in my car, in front of and to the right of the stick) - hit that and Syncro-Rev is switched off but then you won;t get the rev-match benefit in normal driving which I find useful.

Just restrain yourself from swizzling the stick about .........

Merv

Long story short,it will not hurt your car.

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jcasti07

He's right. On your tachometer you'll notice that the small S In the lower corner will dissapear when you hold the S-mode button.