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Pushing on the Clutch loads engine?

Subject: Pushing on the Clutch loads engine?
From: dan.bubb at gmail.com (Dan Bubb)
Date: Tue Oct 4 07:28:57 2005
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Seems unlikely since the load variation is so small just pushing in
the clutch, but it could be the tuning of the TEC II.
Just went through that this weekend on my nephew's car looking for a
stable idle. It's a little bit of a juggling act to get the ignition
and fuel tables relatively level with just enough tilt to accomdate
changes in RPM and load.
Sorry, not much help here.
Dan

On 10/4/05, Larry Fry <rocco16@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> The additional load is virtually nil.
> I'd check to see if you have something (wiring, vac line, etc.) getting
> caught in the clutch linkage.
>
> Larry
> sandiego16v

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