The governor spring adjustments
Revving up and down is usually a symptom of a dirty air filter.
The most common cause of engine surging (rev up and down) is a dirty air filter.
on a racing lawn mower it would be good, just rev up your engine and will engage.
If you mean the engine will rev up and down as it is running, it has been my experience that a dirty air filter is a cause of the fluctuation.
not getting gas. clean\carb rebulid needed
If you don't shift it!!!
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'Natural causes' apparently.
The govenor on the carbeurtor, When the motor is not getting enough fuel and is about to cut off, The govenor kicks in and squirts more fuel in to keep it alive.
u need to take a chip out of a PC and put it in the computer change the fuel filter
Look for a dirty/clogged air filter or fuel filter. A more likely cause would be a blockage inside the carburetor. Secondary, a bad gasket somewhere between the carb and engine block. A clogged fuel filter would allow the engine to run ok for a few minutes before surging, and a blocked air filter would cause a rich running condition.
Unless you have an old farm tractor or lawn mower the rev-limiter or governor on todays cars are operated electronically by the PCM (Powertrain Control Module).
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i have a 200 f150 p/u if I put my foot into it it will accellerate and shift as it should until 60 mph. at that time it will over rev and I have to slow down and dissengage over drive.
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Push the gas pedal about halfway down, then release it real quick.
YOu might have a cracked head gasket- that what caused mine to do that
it might men that your gas intake lever is sticky or rusted
if this is a standard , it probably as a bad clutch ..... they tend to slip in high gear or higher speeds first which causes over reving
I had this problem, I had a faulty TPS sensor
your air/fuel ratio
A vacuum leak can cause that.
Rev limiter to save the engine from blowing up. Rev limiter to save the engine from blowing up.
check your ( TPS ) sensor