But your engine cuts out the fuel when engine braking above 2k (1500?) rpm. Idling uses gas. I don't understand how your point #5 will improve fuel economy. --- Jim Felder <felder@KNOLOGY.NET> wrote: > 5. Use the brakes, not the throttle plate, to slow > down the car. Push > the clutch in when approaching a stop instead of > depending on the drag > of the engine. > > Jim '84 Westy "The Van" w/2.3L WBX Vancouver, BC
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