its a stupid question but i just wanted to know what the clutch on a vehical does.
cause my dad has it on his car, and ive got it on my ride around lawn mower. i pull it when the engines cold, it helps it start.
i wanted to know what it does.
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its a stupid question but i just wanted to know what the clutch on a vehical does.
cause my dad has it on his car, and ive got it on my ride around lawn mower. i pull it when the engines cold, it helps it start.
i wanted to know what it does.
You mean the choke, and it injects some extra petrol into the carb thing.Quote:
Originally posted by TheCanuk@15 August 2004 - 01:10
its a stupid question but i just wanted to know what the clutch on a vehical does.
cause my dad has it on his car, and ive got it on my ride around lawn mower. i pull it when the engines cold, it helps it start.
i wanted to know what it does.
The clutch disengages the engine to make a gear shift possible.
I know feck all about engines, really, so some of the above is probably a bit off but I know a clutch doesn't help start an engine in the cold.
And I thought it was the sound a chicken makes :rolleyes:
You mean the choke, and it injects some extra petrol into the carb thing.Quote:
Originally posted by manker+15 August 2004 - 00:18--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (manker @ 15 August 2004 - 00:18)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-TheCanuk@15 August 2004 - 01:10
its a stupid question but i just wanted to know what the clutch on a vehical does.
cause my dad has it on his car, and ive got it on my ride around lawn mower. i pull it when the engines cold, it helps it start.
i wanted to know what it does.
The clutch disengages the engine to make a gear shift possible.
I know feck all about engines, really, so some of the above is probably a bit off but I know a clutch doesn't help start an engine in the cold. [/b][/quote]
To get technical the choke, chokes or reduces air flow into the engine causing a higher ratio of fuel that is aspirated by the carburetor in the cylinder. When it's cold out you need a higher ratio of fuel mixed with the freezing air until the engine warms up.
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