18th October 2007, 22:50
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| BHPian  |  Baleno clutch friends, couple of months ago, i had bounced off problems with my Baleno. eventually after an impromptu clutch plate change all problems seem to vanish into thin air. (I am sure the mechanics did fiddle with the o2 sensor). while I have lost a good amount of money on the last problem, it has also made me a bit paranoid.!  i have noticed that with the engine up to regular operating temparatures and the aircon running , a half engaged clutch the rpm is down to the 800 range and immediately engaging the clutch completly forces the rpm to go up to 1200.?! is this strange phenomenon seen in any other cars .?! looking forward to all the replies. cheers! shivshanker |
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