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Oct 23, 2007 | 11:10 AM

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The Brickyard Rat

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Is it only flashing when you exceed 4000 RPMs? If so, I think that is what it is supposed to do; i.e. a warning.

Oct 23, 2007 | 11:21 AM

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Fox Z

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Is it only flashing when you exceed 4000 RPMs? If so, I think that is what it is supposed to do; i.e. a warning.

Guess I wasn't clear - it's the letters "RPM" below the actual number that I set as the warning threshold. Over there by the oil pressure and volts gauges.

The red light does flash when I run it up to 4000 like it is supposed to do.

Oct 23, 2007 | 11:08 PM

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JDMFairladyZ33

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Originally Posted by md350

They must always be included together then...I've never seen a new Z sold with the spoiler/deflector that didn't have splash guards.

Not true. My 03 Performance had the factory spoiler but I had to get the splash guards myself.

Oct 25, 2007 | 07:36 AM

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Got a question: I changed the RPM flashing indicator (not sure of the official name of this feature) to 4000 since the manual indicates to stay below that # for the first 1200 miles. I noticed after I changed it that "RPM" flashes in the trip odometer area. I don't recall it flashing with the factory preset of the RPM indicator. Can't find any instructions in the manual on how to get it to stop flashing.

I am not talking about the red warning light flashing below the tach - that does occur like it's supposed to. I am talking about the letters "RPM" in the trip odo display next to the oil pressure and volt gauges.

Any ideas?

I posted this earlier but didn't get any insight. Posting again hoping someone can clarify. Thanks.