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Old 03-02-2008, 03:46 PM
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your right man. haha im still learning.
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Old 03-02-2008, 04:18 PM
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what jax and jacob means?
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what jax and jacob means?
It's a type of engine brake used on large diesel engines to assist in slowing them down. It's more commonly called a "Jake brake".
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Old 03-04-2008, 07:05 PM
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Ok, what about this?

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i see , so just spark is working without nothing in cylinders (just spark)? i was wondering for instance when dyno a car, car is decelering, theoretically there isnt should be to have any gas exhaust going out through exhaust, right? because engine just move without nothing in cylinders but i would not say that's right exactly.. or yes?

i always had this doubt but i thought just engine "idle" even when u decelerate, i means there is still fuel,little air with spark...
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Originally Posted by Walter
i see , so just spark is working without nothing in cylinders (just spark)? i was wondering for instance when dyno a car, car is decelering, theoretically there isnt should be to have any gas exhaust going out through exhaust, right? because engine just move without nothing in cylinders but i would not say that's right exactly.. or yes?

i always had this doubt but i thought just engine "idle" even when u decelerate, i means there is still fuel,little air with spark...
I think you have it right. when you let off the throttle the injectors shut off. there is no gas going into the engine, but the plugs still spark. the only thing moving the engine is momentum.
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