05-21-08, 10:47 AM
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Dumbass rookie dough-head
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Behind the bar
Posts: 407
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There is a fuel cutoff relay that stops fuel (most times) when you release the throttle.
I don't know the details of how it works.
On my rig, it shuts down most(all?) of the fuel when I let off the gas. ScanGauge goes to 9999 MPG. Sometimes, it doesn't, though (ScanGauge goes high, but not to 9999). I haven't figured out any pattern.
Some new vehicles variably shut down individual cylinders when full engine output isn't needed (low-load cruising down the highway). Said to be unnoticeable (except at the gas pump).
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