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Old 06-14-10 | 07:38 PM
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Increased RPMs when Clutch pressed in?

So umm ya. Am i just a noob? or is this how Roatrys are?

If i take my foot off the Gas. Engage the clutch it will jump 500-1krpms shifting between gears.

This is my First running Rx7. 85 12a.

Brother said it might be the momentum from the motor.

God hope im not an idiot.
Old 06-14-10 | 08:07 PM
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When does it happen? When you are in gear does the car seem to accelerate on its own?

Yeah doesn't sound normal to me.
Old 06-14-10 | 08:20 PM
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Not in gear. between gears. in Neutral. i was thinking maybe something with my carb is sticking a lil.
Old 06-14-10 | 08:30 PM
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View My Video Sorry its not steady. kinda hard to drive straight and do this at the same time for me
Old 06-14-10 | 11:10 PM
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Might be a stupid question but are you are sure your foot is completely off the gas pedal?
Old 06-14-10 | 11:20 PM
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Originally Posted by live2drive15
Might be a stupid question but are you are sure your foot is completely off the gas pedal?
or do u press on the clutch pedal THEN take your foot off the gas?
Old 06-14-10 | 11:27 PM
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Nope. none of those. i drive all kinds of cars every day. im sure i don't do that .
Old 06-15-10 | 12:53 AM
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lol you might have a really light *** flywheel (7lb) installed and didnt even know about it
Old 06-15-10 | 01:38 AM
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i had this happen to a customer car and it was a puzzle.I was going crazy and it was just a simple thing.Check your fuel line,it can get pinched in between the clutch slave and cause it to raise the idle.Someone changed the clutch slave on this car and forgot to remove the fuel line around the slave.I moved the fuel line and everything back to normal.
Old 06-15-10 | 02:21 AM
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Ok thank you. I dont see why the transmission shop who replaced my transmission would put a lighter fly wheel in .
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A light weight flywheel won't make your car do what you described. I don't know much about 12As but I do know what is happening is not normal.
Old 06-16-10 | 02:26 PM
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A light weight flywheel won't make your car do what you described. I don't know much about 12As but I do know what is happening is not normal.
oh **** mybad i was thinking the opposite cause i light *** flywheel will drop your rpms on the quickies if you dont catch it.....
Old 06-16-10 | 08:06 PM
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Well after playing with it some more. it has nothing to do with the clutch.

If i press the accelerator in and let off it will continue to accelerate for another 1-2sec when my foot is off the gas.

I know nothing about carburetors but my thought is the secondaries are sticking? oh i feel like a noob.
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oh **** mybad i was thinking the opposite cause i light *** flywheel will drop your rpms on the quickies if you dont catch it.....
Yup you are correct.

Still love my lightweight flywheel on my NA, can't wait to get one on my Turbo.
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Originally Posted by TooDeep
Well after playing with it some more. it has nothing to do with the clutch.

If i press the accelerator in and let off it will continue to accelerate for another 1-2sec when my foot is off the gas.

I know nothing about carburetors but my thought is the secondaries are sticking? oh i feel like a noob.
Consult the 1st gen technical section or the new member technical section.
Old 06-17-10 | 01:03 AM
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they're all dumb, it's completely normal for rotarys.
Old 06-17-10 | 03:41 AM
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dash pot
adjust it
or... let off gas before you shift???
Old 06-17-10 | 09:59 AM
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Unless you've modified the carb, the secondaries only open under subtantial load.

Dashpot could be it, if way out of adjustment; normally, it only regulates closing of the throttle for the last part of travel. it won't normally open the throttle wider. & it shouldn't be involved at all above 3500 rpm or so.

Could be a combination of weak throttle return spring/sticky cable/linkage preventing throttle return, combined with the RPMs increasing due to throttle staying constant but reduced load when you put the clutch in.
Old 06-17-10 | 08:51 PM
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THanks looking at steerlings site and reading and reading.... I appreciate the info.
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