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Are you coasting if in gear with clutch in?
Of course you are coasting. The clutch has disengaged the transmission (no matter what gear) from the engine.
What is the difference between single plate clutch and multi plate clutch?
"What is the difference between single plate clutch and multi plate clutch?"
How to Tell the difference between Dyson dc04 clutch and clutchless models?
The main an obvious difference is that there is not clutch assembly and control knob on the base of the hoover. The clutchless models are for carpets only whereas the clutch models are for all floor types. The clutchless model although is for carpets only, can also clean other types of floor.. the only negative is the noise as the brush is always on unlike the clutch models.
What is difference between break and clutch?
clutch is used to engage or disengage gears wher as brake is used to reduce i.e to retard the motion.
Will coasting hurt a cars transmission?
I don't believe so. Coasting is basically doing the same thing as driving, only you're not on the gas pedal. If you're driving a manual, then it's basically driving in neutral assuming you're on the clutch.
What is the difference between a throwout bearing and a clutch release bearing?
Both are the same term for the same part.
What would cause a 94 3KGT to fluctuate between 1300-1700 RPMs while coasting with clutch engaged and idle at 2100 RPMs while stopped idle control valve or CPU?
Most likely IAC Idle Air Control valve/motor. You can try paking it our and cleaning it. They are expensive from Mitsu but after market ones exist for half the price. I think its the same part used on a Eclipse but check with a parts person.
Does coasting downhill with the manual shift transmission cause any problems?
Coasting downhill in a manual transmission can lead to a few potential issues. Firstly, it may cause unnecessary wear on the clutch if it's disengaged for an extended period, as it can result in slipping. Secondly, coasting in neutral reduces engine braking, which can lead to decreased control and increased brake wear as you rely solely on brakes to slow down. Lastly, it may also reduce fuel efficiency benefits since many modern engines cut fuel to the injectors when in gear and engine braking is applied.
What is the difference between a clutch and an accelerator?
vehicle wise, a clutch is to help you change gears and the accelerator is to accelerate the vehicle in the preferred direction (forwards/ Backwards). in a car the clutch is normally the foot pedal on the left and the accelerator is on the right. Both of the pedals are on either side of the break.
What is the difference between a 200x and a 200sx Honda three wheeler?
200x is the sportier of the two. It has a manual clutch and chain driven. 250sx (there was no 200sx) is more of a sport/utility trike. It has an auto clutch and shaft drive.
Why does the clutch make a thumping noise and slip when going up a hill?
the clutch sliping is normally due to worn friction material and if the car judders when the thumping takes place like its about to stall this is most likely the problem caused by coasting alot or just age and normal wear might need a new clutch answer if clutch is slipping, have it adjusted, but with thumping noise and slipping , u need a new clutch get it doe before you need to be towed
What does coasting do to your car?
It saves gas. However, if you disengage the clutch on a stick shift, then you no longer have the engine controlling the wheels, and braking will be more difficult. If you turn off the engine while coasting down a hill you also remove power to the brakes and steering, and you may well lock the steering wheel accidentally. A very dangerous move!
