You might try a new crankshaft sensor. They are about $20.00 there is no way to test these. It is inthe passenger side of the vehicle. 2 bolts and a connector plugs into it. Linkage could need adjusted on transmission, could also be a vacume going to the transmission. All of this is ran by sensors. The transmission sends a message the computer how much rpms are needed to pull out from a complete stop. And how much is needed to pick up speed while passing. If air idle control valve or throttle position sensor is bad, it could affect the shifting. I pulled the crankshaft connector plug in off of the crankshaft sensor and I had my power back. You might try this together your power back and leave it off if it restores your power. However, it will use more gas. However, its a temporary fix and only shows there is something else wrong. Maybe a short or timing issues.
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