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I was in reverse, backing out of a parking space in my '99 996 C4. A jerk came flying by, forcing me to jamb on the brake and disengage the clutch. But my foot (size 12) also caught the gas pedal and I heard the engine scream. I was looking backward so I had no indication of the max rpm. I was stopped in a few feet but noticed the engine had stopped. It restarted, and seems to run ok, but I was wondering if there was something like an overlimit switch that shut down the engine at a certain RPM? If there is, does anyone know the RPMs at which it kills the engine? I am wondering why the engine would stop otherwise. It was not the case of releasing the clutch. Thanks for any information.