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Issues Accelerating
After stopping at a red light and pressing the gas pedal to go, my car is having issues accelerating. It starts moving very slowly and will take about 10 to 15 seconds before accelerating.

Transmission issue???
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Re: Issues Accelerating
is it a manual or automatic? my guess is automatic? does it shift funny after it's started moving?
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Re: Issues Accelerating
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is it a manual or automatic? my guess is automatic? does it shift funny after it's started moving?
It's automatic, I don't notice any shifting.
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Re: Issues Accelerating
Trans stuck in 3rd gear?
Try shifting it manually?
CEL on?
Flashing D light?
No D light at all?
Got codes?
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Re: Issues Accelerating
What kind of car? Year, make, model? Engine size? any modifications? any history of maintenance? How many miles?
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Re: Issues Accelerating
Torque converter?
 
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