Was driving my 2004 ford f-150 then lost acceleration power felt like truck slipped into neutral stepped on gas only revving engine finally kicked into gear after a few seconds ...did this twice...
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if you have it in neutral then the car will not accelerate
just the engine will increase in rpms
if it is a manual and in gear and you increase engine rpm but the car is not moving, it is more that likely a clutch master cylinder or cable problem
if automatic , run the fault codes and check for a problem torque converter clutch servo/solenoid problem
what makes you thing the tires/wheels tighten (felt by hand off ground?)
my guess , you meant it seems. like???
1: lost engine power?
2: transmission not up shifting?
is this a auto A/T or manual M/T tranny,
if A/T , you need to look at the engine RPM when you lose
power (acceleration on demand)
RPM rises, car dont move faster ,this is tranny slip.
RPM fails to increase, and speed, up hills. this is called lost engine power.
lost engine power can be caused by , bad spark (tuneups skipped?)
or weak fueling.
weak fueling too can be cause by skipping the fuel filter step in the tune up list.
Do make sure there is plenty of good tranny fluid and filter in the system, If the tranny doesn't catch right try disconnectning the battery for 15 minutes and plug back in, It should reset the computer which will hoepfully fix the problem without having to get tranny rebuilt.
Hello;
Are you getting the check engine light? If so the electronics may have gone out. You may not need a rebuild but you won't know till you pull the oil pan on the transmission and inspect the contents. You may also have lost the neutral safety switch. It is mounted on the drivers side of the transmission. Check those out first and let me know what codes you get.
For Ponchoboy; the clunking and hissing you hear are teminal root causes. Drop the oil pan and if it has a lot of filings and metal it is time for a rebuild.
Hope this helps; Rate me highly;
Rich
RPM Northwest
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