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02-18-2002, 10:51 PM

Yes, it does; there IS more fuel being released because the engine is forcing the throttle body open wider to allow the amount of fuel necessary to ignite the fuel in the chamber and refil it. If no more fuel were released (and your idle was set at the appropriately low level) then the engine would die, as the air-fuel mixture would be so light that there would not be enough fuel to ignite.

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02-18-2002, 10:51 PM	#1
MacRulzMan Posts: n/a	Yes, it does; there IS more fuel being released because the engine is forcing the throttle body open wider to allow the amount of fuel necessary to ignite the fuel in the chamber and refil it. If no more fuel were released (and your idle was set at the appropriately low level) then the engine would die, as the air-fuel mixture would be so light that there would not be enough fuel to ignite.