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Old 09-23-2000, 10:46 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Excursion Auto Transmission

What is the purpose of the transmission disengaging when you touch the brake? This obviously reduces engine braking. Any ideas?
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Re: Excursion Auto Transmission

SAY HEY NIEGHBOR

They do this for emmissions and fuel economy. If you need engine braking, drop it down into 2nd. gear range. These engines are also suposed to cut fuel to the injectors after about 3 seconds of your foot off the accelerator. If you do not hit the brake pedal the t\c kicks off at 38 mph.

s to ya up there in GODS country.

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