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engine revs increase when changing gears

Peterbilt · 2014-10-08 12:18:39

What might cause my jeep to increase revs when clutch is pressed to change gears? Its bloody annoying. Sticking clutch?? Thanks lads.

08-10-2014 12:18pm

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Peterbilt

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What might cause my jeep to increase revs when clutch is pressed to change gears? Its bloody annoying. Sticking clutch??
Thanks lads.

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#2 08-10-2014 2:25pm

101sean

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What make, model and age? More likely to get specific advice. Hate the the generic term 'jeep' especially if applied to a Land Rover!! :mad::)

Modern electronically controlled engines with fly by wire throttles can have a switch on the clutch pedal to stop engine flare when you depress the clutch, it could just be that gone or a loose wire.

If it's an older engine with a cable throttle, that could be worn or sticky.

Either way it's unlikely to be the clutch itself.

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#3 13-10-2014 3:50pm

Xennon

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Bizzarely a mate of mine is having this issue on his 06 landcruiser 150. From reading around some forums it seems it could be the fuel pump.

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