Loss acceleration.... Help...

Originally Posted by camapthaman ... No matter how hard I rev the engine, the acceleration is not there. ... Sounds like a slipping transmission or clutch problem, but I have

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Originally Posted by camapthaman

... No matter how hard I rev the engine, the acceleration is not there. ...

Sounds like a slipping transmission or clutch problem, but I have a feeling I'm not getting the whole picture.

What do you mean by "suddenly loss acceleration"? Does the car accel at all, flatten out, or actually decel?

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Originally Posted by camapthaman

My rpm was at 3000 and the acceleration is at maybe 10 or 15 mph.

I'm not sure what this means. You're at 3000 RPM and doing a steady 10-15 MPH? Or accelling slowly?

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