Whenever I shift, when I put my foot on the clutch, the RPM's rise. If I don't purposely take my foot off the gas first, it seems like the RPM's rise up when I put my foot on the cluth. But here's the thing, when I have my foot on the clutch, I can actually feel the RPM's rising. Like, the vibration from the clutch. I don't know what to think, because when I take the motor out all the way, and then shift, it feels like I have to take my foot off the gas a couple seconds before I hit the clutch, otherwise the RPM's jump.


Thanks for any help

~Paul~

 

its called NORMAL it does it so when you shift the motor doesnt have to work as hard to catch up if you down shift the computer tries to anticipate

 

Sweet, thanks for the reply. Only thing I know, is that my Jeep doesn't do it. That's why I asked.


~Paul~

 

also realize that i could do with the amount of clutch pedal travel taht is required.

i know that i can safely shift with the clutch depressed about 1"! so with that amount of sensetivity, you could be depressing the clutch a small amount, enough for it to start slipping, while your foot is still on the gas.