Richard.
True - the idle speed is indeed supposed to drop as the clutch pedal is
depressed. That's why the manual says that final idle speed adjustment must be
made with the clutch pedal depressed. What Rick Jennings said about a
non-roller type bearing is true also.
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Tyson Sherman
http://www.tecinfo.com/~tsherman
Richard Peterson wrote:
> The engine rpm in my '77B drops down about 200 rpm or so when I am idling
> and I disengage the clutch (that is, press the clutch [pedal to the floor).
> This seems abnormal to me, but what do the rest of you think? <snip>
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