Yes and no; lashings of torque and when driven gently the transmission keeps the engine under around 1,600 rpm.
Yes and no; lashings of torque and when driven gently the transmission keeps the engine under around 1,600 rpm.
"DervMan" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
That's exactly what, effectively, happens on a closed throttle on most vaguely modern injection systems.
Let's not forget that a lot of (most?) ABS cars don't actually use vac servos. They use electronic pumps. Which will switch off with the ignition.
Most use both.
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