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if feel like the rpm are going very slow, does any one have a clue how to fix my car.
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will a manual gearbox fit onto an automatic(p reg chrysler neon)?
Need year model for better answer. Your car may not have a TPS, or may have an electronic kickdown(assuming automatic). Is there rubber tubing, or just wires connecting the tranny?Assuming the air filter, spark plugs, wires, distributor cap/rotor are all in good tune, it could be fuel delivery, vacuum hoses, or a sensor/switch.
If you worked on/around the distributor recently you may have changed the timing.
Update your question, and check those things.
Personally, I would plug all vacuum lines(except tranny and brakes) and road test. Then "borrow" a TPS sensor from a "like model Chevy" to see if that makes a difference, but making sure the engine is in good tune and what year model you have are essential to correcting the problem.
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By your description of the problem, I'm assuming you have an automatic, and when you romp on the pedal, you're expecting the car to downshift and rev up. If it's not doing that, chances are the "kickdown" switch needs adjusting. This is a switch that causes the pedal-induced downshift in automatic transmissions. You can get the same effect by manually shifting from overdrive into drive, or from drive to 2 on three-speed automatics.Does Su Zuki have a racy sister?
Check the kickdown switch settings for your year and model. Also, check vehicle timing and ignition system as well. Depending on system used, it may need vacuum input as well as pedal input.
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one thing is that those cars are very heavy with a tiny V6 that pushes out nothing for power. Ive owned one and it was slow and had the same problem as you. Its just a slow car so put a nice crate motor in it and problem solved1998 Ford Tuarus blower motor wont shut off. Bad relay or short?
I would say it could be the Throttle Possition Sensor...TPS...By the way its acting...I have a 94 camaro with a V6...but I used to have a s10 and we had to replace the tps...but they can usually run a pc test on it if its a newer car...usually 85 and up are fuel injected and have pc's.I just bought an 03 Jeep and the remote does not work any way i can reset it myself?
If you mean it's sputtering, start by checking the fuel pressure, especially if it's fuel injected. Not much info to go on since you didn't state what year.More Questions & Answers ...
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