safe mode after stall ??

Originally Posted by Antistupid I was teaching my little sister how to drive a stick tonight and I noticed that my car went into safe mode (I think) after she

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safe mode after stall ??

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Originally Posted by Antistupid

I was teaching my little sister how to drive a stick tonight and I noticed that my car went into safe mode (I think) after she stalled it the 3rd time.

The peddle wasn't very responsive with a "rev limit" around 2k rpms. The motor also had a 1300rpm idle and a bit of a sputter. It went away after shutting it off and didn't return, although she only stalled one more time.

Anything here I should be concerned about? Anyone ever had the same issue?

Mike

The only problem I see here is that you were training a rookie with your Z.

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