Warranty Voided from "Over Rev"

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Also one think I forgot to mention is before I picked up the car from page they called and mentioned that they couldnt get 3rd gear to go in. And before bringing it to them I never had any trouble getting the car into 3rd. Which kinda leads me to belive the page dealership couldve miss shifted it.
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You can see the mechanic cold start revving in this video if your intrested.

Also iv never miss shifted and if I ever did it definitly wouldnt have done $7000 worth of damage.
You can also see the mechanic swearing at some customer in the parking lot with the windows up so the person cant hear him which is also intresting.
The tech did rev it a bit at cold start, but I don't think that was enough to bend a rod. The rod is already bent at this point from the sound of your engine. He mentioned about flooring it and the RPM's only going to a certain point, which does happen when you have TSP's stage 1 tune which has launch control. Are you tuned at all? Also, what dashcam are you using?
 
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The tech did rev it a bit at cold start, but I don't think that was enough to bend a rod. The rod is already bent at this point from the sound of your engine. He mentioned about flooring it and the RPM's only going to a certain point, which does happen when you have TSP's stage 1 tune which has launch control. Are you tuned at all? Also, what dashcam are you using?
When you cold start a honda i believe it automatically limits rpm to like 4k plus misfire may be preventing to rev all the way.

car wasn't tuned.
 
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The tech did rev it a bit at cold start, but I don't think that was enough to bend a rod. The rod is already bent at this point from the sound of your engine. He mentioned about flooring it and the RPM's only going to a certain point, which does happen when you have TSP's stage 1 tune which has launch control. Are you tuned at all? Also, what dashcam are you using?
Here is my dashcam: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DF8MQX1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
 
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The tech did rev it a bit at cold start, but I don't think that was enough to bend a rod. The rod is already bent at this point from the sound of your engine. He mentioned about flooring it and the RPM's only going to a certain point, which does happen when you have TSP's stage 1 tune which has launch control. Are you tuned at all? Also, what dashcam are you using?
The dealership hasnt said anything about a bent rod to us just that it had a bent valve.
 


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If anyone knows any other possible causes for bent valves let me know
 

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If anyone knows any other possible causes for bent valves let me know
I redline in first gear at 6500rpm and after that, my motor made a rattling noise which increases as engine rev up. After two months of daily, the rod and piston finally gave up blowing a hole. Upon opening up the motor, intake valve was hit and piston shattered where the intake valve hit. The piston ring could clearly be seen from the impact with a big chunk of piston flying around. Surprised it lasted two months like that.
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I redline in first gear at 6500rpm and after that, my motor made a rattling noise which increases as engine rev up. After two months of daily, the rod and piston finally gave up blowing a hole. Upon opening up the motor, intake valve was hit and piston shattered where the intake valve hit. The piston ring could clearly be seen from the impact with a big chunk of piston flying around. Surprised it lasted two months like that.
L15BA motor btw.
Redlining in 1st gear surely shouldn’t cause any damage. The rev limiter is there to prevent damage like this from happening. Unless your talking a miss shift where the rev limiter doesn't help then I'm not sure how that could’ve occurred.
 

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Just a heads up, the car stores all over rev situations. So for warranty work the regional tech will check the computer to see. If it pops up than they know at someone point happened.
 

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Redlining in 1st gear surely shouldn’t cause any damage. The rev limiter is there to prevent damage like this from happening. Unless your talking a miss shift where the rev limiter doesn't help then I'm not sure how that could’ve occurred.
Well, it happened. It’s more like the term “the ball tell no lies” when scoring points. I’m not sure how long the debris been there from the piston, but the valve was definitely bent from rev limiter in first gear which I think caused the crack and ultimately shattered when it blew a hole. I was throwing knock control over .90 just an hour of its final life and throwing bluesmoke just the day before.
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Well, it happened. It’s more like the term “the ball tell no lies” when scoring points. I’m not sure how long the debris been there from the piston, but the valve was definitely bent from rev limiter in first gear which I think caused the crack and ultimately shattered when it blew a hole. I was throwing knock control over .90 just an hour of its final life and throwing bluesmoke just the day before.
This doesn't look like something that pegging it at 6500rpm in first would cause unless the engine had a defect. Did you moneyshift? That is, downshift into too low of a gear at speed?
 
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Just a heads up, the car stores all over rev situations. So for warranty work the regional tech will check the computer to see. If it pops up than they know at someone point happened.
Yeah iv heard but nobody from the dealership has mentioned anything about getting a code they just suspect its a miss shift so therefore they're denying my warranty claim?
 

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Obviously, and maybe you have, but you need to open a case with Honda corporate, like yesterday.
 
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Obviously, and maybe you have, but you need to open a case with Honda corporate, like yesterday.
Already have they didn't help at all. Just said to argue it with the dealership.
 

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Review your warranty information. If you aren’t satisfied with corporate, you’re on step 3.

STEP 3
If you disagree with the decision reached by the staff of Honda Automobile Customer Service, you may request to have your case reviewed in an independent forum run by the National Center for Dispute Settlement (NCDS).You may file a claim at any time by calling NCDS toll-free at 877-545-0055.
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Sucks... with the world effectively shutdown but you aren’t done. I would tell corporate you’re intending to escalate.
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