Ford Ranger 1996

If they upload the revolutions when you step on the clutch, it is not necessary. At step, eye in Ford this valve in poor condition also affects the vehicle in high revolutions.

In this type of vehicle a rise in revolutions is normal when stepping on the clutch

In my 30 years of automotive technician I
have ever seen any vehicle that when I tread the clutch they upload their revolutions not even in those who prepare for careers on the contrary when you step on the clutch and lower the revolutions is the problem of axial game in the crankshaft I think that to be a contribution in this forum you have to know or if I do not better do not
comment.

AR BUSO18, I tell you a little, in this forum all the comments are valid because there is always a posivility that it is true, now 30 years of mechanic is more than respectable, but eye that in this every day you learn something new, as well as in a few more years they ask you about the idrogen cells, I personally repaired two rangers with the same problem and changing the clutch they have been removed. And that is why it should not be a grinding truth, ahy vehicles where you toured the complete direction to the side and the revolutions go down, in the Evolution Lancer you do it and go up, not everything works in the same way, that is why all the comments are valid, well abrasing and luck.

Greetings, commenting on a little about the revolutions when stepping on the clutch in the new Fiat with electronic accelerator when making the changes they keep the engine accelerated the accelerator, making the handling a little rude, even in the first march sometimes it moves only without touching the pedal, the Ford Ka also assists the starting accelerating the engine. There are currently many systems for manual transmission vehicles that help in the start, to mention another in small motor cars in a strong acceleration turn off the air conditioning compressor and reactivates when lowering certain revolutions, with which function? Provide all the power at that time. Greetings.