Jack38

Beautiful 6 volt heater with good core. Controls include temperature, fan speed, and defroster. Contact Jack at 714 963-6509 or email jack_redman@hotmail.com

Here is my guess.... Freewheeling seems to take place between the regular transmission and the differential, within the overdrive unit. Depressing the clutch disengages the transmission from the engine. So, I conclude that in freewheeling mode the transmission is connected to the engine but not to the driveshaft, and transmission parts are still moving. In depressed clutch mode, the transmission is not connected to the engine, but still connected to the differential. Therefore the transmission parts are moving in relation to the rear wheel speed. In other words, to answer your question, it is the same result. By the way, I would like to contact you regarding your last name. E-mail me at jack_redman@hotmail.com when you get a chance.